This just in from the United Methodist News Service
Submitting a prayer request at First United Methodist Church in Rockwall, Texas, isn’t as easy as pulling the pastor aside for a chat about an ailing aunt.
 
Parishioners must fill out a form put together by an attorney and include written approval if the prayer is for someone [...]

Finally!
A seven metre high ice jam is a sure sign of spring.

‘ear all, see all, say nowt
Eat all, sup all, pay nowt
Yorkshire Proverb

I’ve been blogging regularly for a shade over two years. I’ve missed odd days, even the occasional week for holidays, but missing a day has been the exception rather than the rule. My wife thinks I’m an addict, and she’s partly right. I don’t mind not posting when I’m deliberately taking a break, but I [...]

The Christian Science Monitor has a rather typical article on blogging and quotes some of the usual suspects.:^)
By one estimate, there are 2 million of them posted on the Internet around the world talking about everything from knitting patterns to the war in Iraq. But as blogs - or personal weblogs - move into the [...]

Discouraged by low readership?
Don’t know what to post?
One of my favorite blogs for bloggers that is chock-full of tips for those of us who pursue this hobby is Dave Pollard’s How to Save the World.
New bloggers are coming on line all the time, and like all of us who scoured for information when we started, [...]

For those of you that read connexions, you’ll notice nothing is there.
I had hosting and computer problems the past few weeks, (all fixed) it appear’s it is Richard Hall’s turn.
His blog platform gave it’s last gasp over the weekend. So while he changes platforms and deals with hosting, he may be popping over here to [...]