Archive for July, 2005

Whew, what a weekend. I’ve left the retreat site and finished 5 talks to a wide range of about 110 junior highers to high schoolers from Austin Chinese Church’s Lighthouse ministry. I’m grateful for the warm invitation; my talks were well-received. I had to rest a lot during the weekend, b/c of a persistent […]

The Emerging Culture Curriculum, an interactive resource kit edited by InterVarsity?s Blue Ridge Regional Director Jimmy Long, received one of the 20 Gold Medallions awarded for 2005 by the Evangelical Christian Publishers Association. It was the winner in the Christian Education category.
The Emerging Culture Curriculum is aimed at helping church and ministry leaders understand the […]

I’ll be departing the metro DC area in a few hours, en route to Austin, Texas, this time for a speaking gig. I don’t do a lot of public speaking, feel kinda rusty now that I’m not in the pastoral ministry vocation, nor on a speakers bureau or conference circuit. But I do occasionally take […]

I just found out today that a pastor friend of mine is in transition. This was for what could be best and rightly described as irreconcilable differences. That happened in the Bible too, you know, with Paul and Barnabas. I didn’t know when it actually happened, or was blogged about, b/c I have to confess […]

Asian American Youthworkers Forum. November 7-9, 2005. Dallas, Texas. Sponsored by L2 Foundation. One-of-a-kind gathering for Christian leaders serving Asian American middle school and high school students. Presenters from around the country (collectively over 100 years of experience) + find encouragement and solutions for youth ministry + more! Register online before October 7th.
[update: okay, note […]


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