Monthly Archives: May 2009

Day of Pentecost, 2009, Crossings Service

I have mentioned publicly before my aversion to hugging.  It is really more that I am accustomed to a handshake and never comfortable about the rules of hugging.  A handshake was always the way of greeting in my family, with … Continue reading →

blog: Is Kindle Hurting Barnes & Noble’s Web Sales? http://tinyurl.com/ot6l8c #kindle http://twitter.com/e_reading/status/1930775289 My kindle is keeping me out of the store some, but I still like to stroll through and see what looks good. I can then push a button … Continue reading →

Watching wind in trees God-motions tangibly seen Outdoor cathedral

Words aren't shaping easily Telling of man put by God Freeing non-violently Picture not mine, but found here. It was incredible being in same room with such a historic figure for equality, justice; a true Nobel Peace laureate. The most … Continue reading →

6th Sunday of Easter, Sanctuary Service, John Henson, John 15:9-19

I am a GTD (getting things done) fan and love to hear or its architect David Allen.  He is now writing for Wired (you can also follow him now on twitter as gtdguy), as can be read below: The current … Continue reading →

I finished ReJesus: A Wild Messiah For A Missional Church recently and find myself coming back to it in my thoughts and in the various conversations I have throughout a given week.  If you are one of those I've referred … Continue reading →

I had a great time seeing progress with work in Lake Providence this past Saturday.  I couldn't get there until Saturday and am sorry I missed the football clinic mentioned below.  It is amazing to see how the vision of … Continue reading →

http://vimeo.com/moogaloop.swf?clip_id=4479977&server=vimeo.com&show_title=1&show_byline=1&show_portrait=0&color=&fullscreen=1 “Starting an Uproar” from john henson on Vimeo.