I learned a lot from Marsha Phillips, yesterday. Marsha is a member of my congregation, has been for a long time. She has had a really rough year caring for her elderly mother—lots of tough decisions to make. She is a major prayer warrior. She’s really good at scrapbooking. Yesterday, Marsha ran into a young [...]

I have it from a reliable source that Dean Cheri Selander has chosen the reading list for Classic KINDLE 2011. Here it is: “The Servant”, by James Hunter “Coaching 101”, by Bob Logan, Sherilyn Carlton, and Tara Miller “Mad Church Disease: Overcoming the Burnout Epidemic”, by Anne Jackson At Classic KINDLE, participants will have a [...]

Seth Godin recently had a short blog post that said these (frightening) things: Every 18 months for the last decade, the world has doubled the data it pushes to you. Twice as much email, twice as many friend requests, twice as many sites to check, twice as many devices. He also asks a couple questions: [...]