Too Many Blogs

The only problem with having so many blogs is that only one general one is likely to get the attention it deserves.

I thought I'd do a quick check of who is writing what in Pastordom this week:

The journal of a life in ministry30 Jan 2007 by Chuck Warnock
Anyway, our committee is doing a wonderful job of inviting former pastors,
musicians, and gathering photos and other memorabilia for our 7-month long
celebration. Among the artifacts, clippings, and records that we have found, ...
Confessions of a Small-Church Pastor - http://chuckwarnockblog.wordpress.com

I am ashamed of my ignorance.26 Jan 2007 by tschuckman
Seminaries are being held in caves to train pastors to shepherd the huge ...
He accepted Christ as his Lord and Savior and he is now a pastor of a small and
growing church. ... http://journals.aol.com/tschuckman/OldSoldierTomsJournal/ ...
Old Soldier Tom's Journal. - http://journals.aol.com/tschuckman/OldSoldierTomsJournal/ -


Well-Intentioned Dragons (Book Review)10 Jan 2007 by fbcpastor
They can drive pastors crazy…or out of the church (p. 11). One of the positive
aspects of this book is that it reads like private journals of what many pastors
have witnessed, experienced, and felt over the years, including myself. ...
Pastor's Blog - http://jimkang.wordpress.com


And of course, mine which mixed ministry, theology, ecclesiology, and business with a does of whatever is on my mind: The Dream Factory.

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