Songbird's always popular Friday Five revealed RBGP's are a well-traveled group with lots of interesting stories to share. Check out the comments on her post below for links to them. Among the destinations found in the responses were: India, Argentina, Israel, Brazil, China and Iceland as well as many locations in Europe and the United States. Disneyland was mentioned several times as were some retreat centers in the US.
Some of you are reading a lot this month. Beth Quick shares a review of Joshua: The Homecoming and reveals her resolution to read 52 books this year. Paul Tillich is included in the weekly Pop Culture Roundup over at Philosophy Over Coffee's place. Stacey invites you to read The Cost of Discipleship by Dietrich Bonhoeffer and offers a link to a discussion of the book. Lectio Divina is a technique for sacred reading being used by JWD while Dash tries some random Bible reading. Dash, I really don't recommend that technique.
Lutheran Chik is "slogging through the blogging" on Bible in 90 Days and discusses the need for providing people with a context for reading scripture. You can keep up with the progress of those who committed to read the Bible in 90 Days at the newest blog on our ring.
January weather is inspiring some other posters. Songbird finds Hope on a Grey Day and Micah Girl shares rainy morning reflections.
There are some posts with theological and church professional themes as well.
Will Smama asks how you would define "Grace"? Rev Jen is trying to trust the committee on ministry and its ordination process while Zinnhead analyzes the process of evaluation in seminary. Multiple theological themes are found in the TV show "Lost" by Jan over at A Church For Starving Artists. If you watch, do you agree with her? Natty is off to visit the Groovy Sisters, wondering if their pancakes will pass muster. Canticles is upset by insensitivity at her friend's memorial service.
Any RGBP's planning to attend the PCUSA's General Assembly in Birmingham this year? If so, contact St. Cassarole for a possible meet-up.
Some of you are reading a lot this month. Beth Quick shares a review of Joshua: The Homecoming and reveals her resolution to read 52 books this year. Paul Tillich is included in the weekly Pop Culture Roundup over at Philosophy Over Coffee's place. Stacey invites you to read The Cost of Discipleship by Dietrich Bonhoeffer and offers a link to a discussion of the book. Lectio Divina is a technique for sacred reading being used by JWD while Dash tries some random Bible reading. Dash, I really don't recommend that technique.
Lutheran Chik is "slogging through the blogging" on Bible in 90 Days and discusses the need for providing people with a context for reading scripture. You can keep up with the progress of those who committed to read the Bible in 90 Days at the newest blog on our ring.
January weather is inspiring some other posters. Songbird finds Hope on a Grey Day and Micah Girl shares rainy morning reflections.
There are some posts with theological and church professional themes as well.
Will Smama asks how you would define "Grace"? Rev Jen is trying to trust the committee on ministry and its ordination process while Zinnhead analyzes the process of evaluation in seminary. Multiple theological themes are found in the TV show "Lost" by Jan over at A Church For Starving Artists. If you watch, do you agree with her? Natty is off to visit the Groovy Sisters, wondering if their pancakes will pass muster. Canticles is upset by insensitivity at her friend's memorial service.
Any RGBP's planning to attend the PCUSA's General Assembly in Birmingham this year? If so, contact St. Cassarole for a possible meet-up.
National De-Lurkers Week is being observed by the following blogs:
Narrow at the Outset, Cheesehead, St. Cassarole and The Ice Floe. If you read the blog but haven't commented you are invited to "de-lurk" and speak up.
Narrow at the Outset, Cheesehead, St. Cassarole and The Ice Floe. If you read the blog but haven't commented you are invited to "de-lurk" and speak up.
Kinesis gets a good rant off about self-righteous greenies in Berkeley. Loved it!
I'll leave you to ponder Hey Jules' reminder: Why It's Good to Be a Woman. (With apologies to the GalPals of the male persuasion...)
As always, please feel free to let us know through the comments what's new with you if I missed noting it in the round-up. Enjoy your Saturday!
I'll leave you to ponder Hey Jules' reminder: Why It's Good to Be a Woman. (With apologies to the GalPals of the male persuasion...)
As always, please feel free to let us know through the comments what's new with you if I missed noting it in the round-up. Enjoy your Saturday!
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