Monthly Archives: July 2005

If you have been around here awhile, then you know that several months ago, I did some research on the many different church management systems that are available in today’s world. I had a list of specific criteria that was … Continue reading →

EdBott.com has a post, written by guest blogger Carl Siechert and it references an article in Sunday’s New York Times titled “Corrupted PC’s Find New Home in the Dumpster”. In his post, he quotes Mr. Tucker, who is an Internet … Continue reading →

In my tragic circumstances surrounding my PC at home, I made the decision last night to abandon MS and make the big switch to Linux. I have threatened to in the past and Mary actually did it for awhile, but … Continue reading →

If you don’t read Perry Noble’s blog, you are missing out. He is Senior Pastor of New Spring Community Church and he also found himself near death last week, literally. This post is a reflection on the leadership in his … Continue reading →

Although this was written pre-vacation, the vacation is now over and complete relaxation has been achieved. Let me introduce Laquita. Her and her husband are good friends of mine and our children are nearly the same age and look like … Continue reading →

I have really hesitated to post this because I know people can take things differently than I intended. Yet this topic intrigues me enough that I’m going to post it. Talk about growth, my normal way of doing things is … Continue reading →

Where does the mechanic go when his car won’t start? Where does the furnace repair guy go when his furnace goes out? Where does the computer guy go when his computer won’t boot up? Interesting thought, although the answer seems … Continue reading →

Finally, here is some stuff I have been working on. First some background. At times, I average about 1 person a week asking me if I can come and look at their computer because it’s running soooo slow. Last spring, … Continue reading →

I am collaborating with some friends on a project that is somewhat related to this blog. We have talked off and on about ideas, direction etc. As I have expressed my vision, they have given valuable input and insight. After … Continue reading →

Pete Bishop is the Technical Director of Crossroads Community Church in Adrian, MI and if you are not reading his blog, you need to. He’s got it going on. He leads the way in coordinating an awesome team of volunteers … Continue reading →