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Soong Chan Rah from Cambridge Community Fellowship Church delivers 3 gems at Emmanuel Church‘s Phileo Retreat recently (in MP3 audio format):
Cross-cultural Ministry: Overcoming Barriers as Asian-Americans
The Second Generation Church: The Korean-American Experience
Engaging the Culture: The Church in the City
[hat tip: i12know]

They just announced that my flight to San Antonio here at DFW is delayed. They’ve closed the airport due to weather, may be a 20-60 minute delay.
Good thing there’s WiFi here.
I would moblog this on my flickr site, but not much to [ . . . ]

I’m not driven nor motivated to be a top dog. Working in the area of leadership development, I am getting a better sense of what it takes to be a leader, both innate strengths and developed skills. One thing I don’t like [ . . . ]

[also see Washington Times article -- Festival draws 40,000 to Mall; WaPo article -- Playing Up Party Instead of Pulpit: DC Festival Evangelism Aims to Draw Secular]

3 reasons why McLaren doesn’t like the term “the emerging church” –

It sounds divisive. It seems to be creating an insider and outsider group.
The word “the” makes it sound like there’s only one of these kinds of things and they’re all the [ . . . ]

eWeek gave kudos to WordPress recently — WordPress 1.5.2 Is Good Fit for Business.
And it also tipped that about The Onion — New Skin for the Onion: The parody newspaper redesigns and removes the pay wall on its archives, counting on advertisements [ . . . ]

My local newspaper, The Gazette, published this article, Achievement gap for blacks, Latinos blamed on culture, again revisiting the old and tired issues of SAT scores. This article cites recent our county public school’s press release, MCPS Seniors Top 1100 Average SAT [ . . . ]

One of my personal core values is honesty, transparency, and vulnerability. While there are different nuances to each of those terms, and shades of different meanings, they are words that point to an ideal world where we can know things about one [ . . . ]