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Michael Hyatt with an interesting post on what he’s learned from blogging 1,000 posts. Here’s a clip of his article: Blogging has established my authority and expertise. It used to be that you had to get a Ph.D. or write a book to establish your expertise in a subject area. While these are still valid [...]

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Merry Christmas!

Merry Christmas! For me Christmas is about Emmanuel, God is with us, in the midst of all we do: The Word became flesh and blood, and moved into the neighborhood. We saw the glory with our own eyes, the one-of-a-kind glory, like Father, like Son, Generous inside and out, true from start to finish. (John [...]

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Science news blog New Scientist points to a study conducted at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City that has found your movement and breathing affect your signal as well. Neal Patwari, who conducted the study, tested a variety of consumer wireless devices to see what kind of impact humans had on the signal. [...]

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My top 10 posts for October were: J.K. Rowling on the Christian dimensions of the Harry Potter books 6 Things To Do Instead Of PowerPoint Books I have read: Dictionary of Christian Spirituality About me How to Delete Your Facebook Account and RIM’s & BlackBerry’s communications breakdown Rob Bell leaving Mars Hill Goal line technology You Suck [...]

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1 The Church Mouse Blog 2 Bartholomew’s Notes on Religion 3 The hermeneutic of continuity 4 eChurch Blog 5 Islam in Europe 6 The Freethinker 7 Lesley’s Blog 8 Anglican Mainstream 9 Clayboy 10 Maggi Dawn 11 Phil’s Treehouse 12 Thinking Anglicans 13 The Beaker Folk of Husborne Crawley 14 Nick Baines’s Blog 15 Of [...]

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My top 10 posts for May were: Fake Martin Luther King quote If I could pay volunteer leaders what they’re worth Keeping the Volunteers You Have Youth Ministry Vision 28 Lessons from a 28-Year-Old Youth Minister A six-year-old girl writes a letter to God. And the Archbishop of Canterbury answers Archbishop of Canterbury on Osama [...]

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I read a great post on 14 Best Practices for Long-Term Social Media Success from Mashable, here’s a few clips: The key to zooming in on purpose and usefulness within social channels starts with the realization that there is no one audience. Nor is there a sustainable market for branded messages, marketing campaigns, or “Tweet/Like [...]

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Love Monday

I blogged last week on how #Love Monday seemed to be becoming a new trend.  The idea in a nutshell is: ‘Pick three people to encourage on twitter, they pay it forward to three more.’ (and, er, we do it on a Monday) The idea focuses on the fact that we all love to be encouraged.  [...]

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I’ve seen the quote from Martin Luther King fly across my Twitter feed and facebook: “I mourn the loss of thousands of precious lives, but I will not rejoice in the death of one, not even an enemy” The only probably is that this isn’t a quote from Martin Luther King, here’s the story of [...]

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Love Monday is something that’s been flying around twitter today: So here’s the idea: we instigate a new weekly tradition on Twitter, called (because I could think of nothing better) Love Monday. It’s like Follow Friday, but instead of being about attracting or suggesting followers, it’s about encouraging people you follow. So you pick say, [...]

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