Monthly Archives: November 2006

Sad news at connexions. Mike Blakey, a 23 year old contributor, who had  a deep and sacrifical love for children of the slums has been killed while working in India. He knew the dangers, but his love was more powerful.  Police say his body was found … Continue reading →

According to the Barna Research Group most Americans have never heard of: Rick Warren – 72% say they have never heard of him James Dobson – 57% said they had never heard of him T.D. Jakes – 68% say they … Continue reading →

      Groupings from Technorati The Low Authority Group [D-List Bloggers] (3-9 blogs linking in the last 6 months) The average blog age (the number of days that the blog has been in existence) is about 228 days, which … Continue reading →

I completely neglected to mention the second round of voting for the Canadian Blog Awards is underway. So completely in fact, there are only two days left. Lots of familiar blogs and lots of new ones. Canadians blogs are a … Continue reading →

Four people died in Canada the past few days, homeless and cold. The Canadian Salvation Army is launching it’s Christmas campaign. Take a look at the print and internet ads here, the TV spot, here. And see.

 Rev. Joel Hunter, president elect of the once well known Christian Coalition has resigned. He was set to take over for Roberta Coombs in January. Hunter is a senior pastor at Northland Church in Longwood, Florida. Coombs was president for five … Continue reading →

The judge who acquitted a New Brunswick blogger of obstructing justice says Charles LeBlanc was merely “plying his trade” at a protest last summer and shouldn’t have been arrested. In his 20-page written decision, Judge William McCarroll noted that LeBlanc … Continue reading →

Spero News is the go to place for those interested in the Pontiff’s visit to Turkey. The news site has set up a special aggregator, that will provide not only around the clock coverage from traditional news sources, but will … Continue reading →