Monthly Archives: August 2005

I know there are a few of you that have read this blog for quite awhile and you may remember when this blog was on blogger, before I had my own domain. At the time I set my own domain … Continue reading →

I was asked recently if my blog was successful and it seemed like such an awkward question. I’m gonna say yes, it is successful, up to this point, but not for any reasons that you typically equate with success. Considering … Continue reading →

In the last few days I have seen a number of bloggers that are either taking a break from blogging or re-evaluating or quitting writing altogether. It’s not surprising, I guess, and in my mind, I guess I expect that. … Continue reading →

This is totally not church related. But it is just too funny. We may be lazy at work We may live longer But don’t shove us! In my continuing efforts to show pride in my state, here you go. Here … Continue reading →

Something that seems to be a common dilemma for many churches is deciding whether to change to a new, better church management software (CMS) or not. Some of the more common, good quality CMS makers are Logos, Shelby and ACS … Continue reading →

Here’s an interesting post by Anthony Coppedge with a link to a 2003 Church Salary Report. This report gives averages for many positions within the church. The averages are based on larger churches and, Anthony gives some additional thoughts: I’m … Continue reading →

I came across this survey via Justin at Radical Congruency and thought I would pass it along. This is a survey by a University of Washington student doing a research project on the blogosphere. I responded to her and thought … Continue reading →

I recently signed up for a newsletter called Your Church Newsletter and according to the tagline, it is The biweekly newsletter helping you with the business of ministry . The issue that arrived today focuses on Church Management Software(CMS) and … Continue reading →

woooohoooo Data shows that Missourians are living longer! In the last month or so, it was reported that Missourians waste more time at work by surfing the internet. I found great irony in this statement: The survey didn’t specifically look … Continue reading →

Ok, while I’m fighting this head cold and walking around in a fog, I’ll throw this out there. My blog has a new design and it’s pretty cool. Mary did it for me, but I did take the picture. I … Continue reading →