03 February 2010

Welcome to the CCblogs network!

Welcome to the new bloggers on the CCblogs network (or Christian Century Blogs network), three of which are virtual/real friends of mine - Steve Pankey (Draughting Theology), Scott Gunn (Seven Whole Days) and Maria Evans (Kirkepiscatoid)

Some really nice blogs out there to check out, drop by and say hello!

~The Rev. Peter M. Carey

There are a number of new bloggers in the CCblogs network. Drop by and check them out:
Amy Julia Becker of Thin Places is a writer and seminarian and the mother of two children with disabilities. L’Arche alum Melissa Florer-Bixler does part-time children’s ministry and blogs at Sign on the Window.
Draughting Theology is written by Steve Pankey, a young Episcopal priest. Kirkepiscatoid features the “random and not so random musings” of first-generation Episcopalian Maria L. Evans.

Lutheran pastor Dan Bohlman blogs about small-town ministry at
RuralMinister. Paul E. Stroble—a teacher, writer and Methodist elder—blogs at Journeys Home.
Heady Ir(Reverence) blogger Matthew J. Gallion is a grad student doing sociological research on the emerging church. Graphic designer Jesse Turri writes about art and design along with faith atTurri Design.

Church of England priest Kath Williamson blogs at 
Reflections. Angela Shier-Jones, a Methodist presbyter in the U.K., blogs atThe Kneeler. Khanya’s Steve Hayes is a deacon in the Orthodox Church of South Africa.

Don Scrooby writes on spirituality at 
Seeing More Clearly. A Time to Embrace, by Presbyterian minister Janet Edwards, focuses on LGBT inclusion in the church.
Seven Whole Days is the blog of Episcopal priest and “certified technophile” Scott Gunn. “Pastor, musician, and goofball” Tripp Hudgins blogs at Conjectural Navel Gazing; Jesus in Lint Form.

Methodist minister Eric Scott blogs the weekly lectionary at 
The Dogeared Preacher. Elmer E. Ewing, a Presbyterian lay preacher, writes on the daily readings at My Meditations on the Daily Lectionary.

2 comments:

Kirkepiscatoid said...

Thanks again for the high five! It's good to have friends in the virtual world!

Steve Hayes said...

Thanks for the welcome, and for visiting my blog. Your blog has been in my blogroll for some time, and I visit it occasionally.