Monthly Archives: June 2008

Another Photo from Last Night

Canada Day Rawdon St. Block Party 2008, originally uploaded by senor diecast.

I’m very much an amateur photographeur, but I do dig a few of the shots I was able to get away with last night. Maybe someday someone will buy me one of those big fancy cameras that grant instant photographic skill (or just photographic [...]

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Rawdon Takes Over the Street

Canada Day Rawdon St. Block Party 2008, originally uploaded by senor diecast.

I love my church.
Every year we block off a section of the street in front of the church (legally) and throw a block party on the Canada Day weekend. This year there were easily over a couple hundred people from the church and neighborhood [...]

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Jesus for President

An extended quote from the truly prophetic (think call for repentance, not fortune telling) book by Shane Claiborne and Chris Haw:
Today the logic goes something like this: “Calling a ruler ‘Son of God’ is out of style. No one really does that nowadays. We can support a president while also worshiping Jesus as the Son [...]

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Just Got Turned on My Ear

(Where does that phrase come from?)
Also, I’ve been thinking and have decided to head somewhere else. I’ve got to figure it out the details still, but I’ll let you know as we get closer.
Are you brimming with anticipation? No? Well, I don’t really care, because I am!

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Rebirth of our Church Website

I am the unofficial webmaster for our church community. Last year I had set up a nice fancy wordpress site based on Adam Walker Cleaveland’s Cleaker theme, but I managed to utterly destroy it. I’ve finally gotten around to rebuilding from the ground up. I don’t excel at troubleshooting, so I chose to gut the [...]

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