Rowland Croucher
International News 26th March 2007
AUSTRALIAN PRAYER NETWORK NEWSLETTER * SOUTH AFRICA WEAK IN FACE OF MUGABE * WHY CHRISTIANS HAVE BECOME MORE POLITICALLY ENGAGED * CHURCH OF ENGLAND LAUNCHES A DEFENCE OF COUNTRY’S CHRISTIAN HERITAGE * STRONG DISCIPLINE STRENGTHENS CHARACTER AND PRODUCES SUCCESSFUL INDIVIDUALS * GROWING TREND TO LARGER FAMILIES IN AMERICA * HISTORY IN NORTHERN ISLAND AS CATHOLICS […]
The Digital Generation
Changes or transitions have always evolved, and in the past we were able to accommodate them without feeling threatened by having to abandon old traditions or ways of thinking; however by the 1950s change exploded into a geometric progression introducing a radically new world that only those born in the past few decades can fully […]
Marching Orders – SojoMail 03.22.07
************************************************* SojoMail a weekly email-zine of spirituality, politics, and culture http://go.sojo.net/ct/1pLWub11tzRe/ ************************************************* QUOTE OF THE WEEK “The status of being a dissident unites dissidents on either side.” – Prof. Douglas Laycock of the University of Michigan Law School, commenting on the Supreme Court case of Joseph Frederick, a high school student suspended for displaying a […]
Spain’s wind farms
Spanish Wind Power blows past Coal and Nuclear 22 March 07 – For immediate Release – Melbourne, Australia On March 20th Spain’s wind power generation rose to contribute 27 per cent of the country’s total daily power demands, surpassing supplies by nuclear and coal. This is a new record for contribution of wind-generated power at […]
Review: Alan Hirsch, The Forgotten Ways
Review: Alan Hirsch, ‘The Forgotten Ways: Reactivating the Missional Church’. Michigan: Brazos Press, 2006. Ivan Illich was asked what he thought was the most radical way to change society; was it through violent revolution or gradual reform? He gave a careful answer. Neither. Rather, he suggested that if one wanted to change society, then one […]
You’re allowed to be sad…
A church has the motto ‘Enjoying God, Blessing others’ Someone commented: ‘A beautiful theme, but it’s dismaying the number of people who unconsciously reveal that they are without joy in their Christian experience… My Response: A brief comment on this paragraph: Surely we can give permission to those whose life experiences have been so bad/hurtful/abusive […]
Youth Ministry
From a pastor-friend: Youth Evangelism – by Ken Moser. I have been challenged on numerous levels in regards to how we go about evangelism within our youth programs and structures. Ken has an honest critic of some of the most popular youth models around the world and takes a look at the early church and […]
Anglicans closer to schism
March 21, 2007 Anglicans closer to schism as US bishops reject gay ultimatum Times Online, UK The Anglican Church took another step towards its apparently inevitable schism when US Episcopal bishops rejected the ultimatum from primates of the Anglican Communion to fall into line over homosexuals. The bishops of the Episcopal Church accused Anglican primates […]
Smile
. Did you ever walk into a room and forget why you walked in? I think that is how dogs spend their lives. . I asked my new girlfriend what sort of books she’s interested in and she said: Check books. . The easiest way to make your old car run better, is to check […]
Rain from Nowhere
This is a poem written by a real farmer ( in Australia) to highlight the seriousness of the depression they are suffering out there. His cattle didn’t get a bid, they were fairly bloody poor, What was he going to do? He couldn’t feed them anymore, The dams were all but dry, hay was thirteen […]
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