Month: March 2008
Family
What a day that will be…
Wes’s dad died eight years ago and at his memorial service his own mother spoke of the son she loved, was so proud of and would greatly miss. She shared some poignant stories and a few humourous anecdotes that really engaged the crowd gathered there to celebrate his life that day in the church he […]...
The Church Today
one of the first gents of emergents
It’s important to prove all things and hold fast that which is good. Prove all things. This man, Rob Bell, is probably one of the most influential ‘pastors’ in one of the fastest growing churches, Mars Hill, in America today. This is the “other Mars Hill” – not Mark Driscoll’s Mars Hill church in Seattle. […]...
birth control
Family
marriage
vasectomies.
I thought I’d just start this post off with a bang: vasectomies. Writing the rest of it will be easier now, comparatively speaking. Well, with the exception of replies to comments – but that’s probaby the good thing about not receiving lots of daily comments here. I don’t know of an elective surgery that is […]...
Family
Homeschooling makes missionaries…
Or, missionaries make great homeschoolers. Or is it, homeschoolers make great missionaries. Timothy… in Ghana Timothy’s Letters & Photos Kathryn in Uganda Kathryn’s Letters...
Homeschooling
NewsDuJour
The Oars are in the Water
And one of those oars is in the hand of California assemblyman, Joel Anderson, who has introduced legislation to reverse the lower court’s decision to dramatically restrict homeschooling in California....
Homeschooling
NewsDuJour
About Homeschooling and these days…
Written Friday, March 7, 2008. This has been quite a Newsy Week! As a diversion to the mudslinging political campaigning, home education is on the chopping block in California (my dear home state believe it or not!). It’s always amazing to me that when “liberal beliefs” or a liberal position is *agreed with* then everything’s […]...