The annual PCA English Ministry Pastors’ Conference ended today after a lavish lunch. The hospitality at Sarang Community Church surpasses lavishness! A note of welcome to the EM pastors I got to meet in person!! Was going to write up a [ . . . ]
conference connectionsHere at the 8th annual English Ministry Pastors’ Conference in Anaheim, California until Wednesday noon. I’ll blog about it more at the L2 blog, but I will not be live-blogging out of respect for the conference organizers and participants. From my estimation, [ . . . ] |
life is a video gameNot a box of chocolates. Not a highway. This morning was a rapid pace of errands, energizing to me, overwhelming to some. So the day began with a brief planning session, but more things happened than anticipated. During one of my drives, [ . . . ] |
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growing in self-awarenessHad a good week in Dallas. We embarked on our maiden voyage as a facilitation team and helped a group of churches explore new possibilities for doing recovery ministry. People who have worked a recovery program are very attractive to me because [ . . . ] |
new book on American church innovations – limited editionInnovation 2007 presents the largest compilation of ideas and insights about North American churches ever undertaken by Leadership Network. It captures the current state of how churches are creating and inventing–and constantly innovating to remain faithful to God’s redemptive message to the [ . . . ] |
making conversationsLearning the ways of a road warrior, as I’m in Dallas during my 6 weeks in a row of weekday travels. Traveling does have its own subculture that has its own habits and vibe, or lack thereof. I’m feeling it in the [ . . . ] |
tonight. sunday. skypecast.TomorrowTonight is Sunday January 21st. At 9:00pm Eastern, 6:00pm Pacific, and whatever that translates to your locale, I’ll be on the Next Gener.Asian Church Skypecast, where we will explore the question: “Is the Asian American church – necessary, optional, or simply an [ . . . ] |
reaching Vancouver* cross-posted at the L2 Foundation blog * |
data at your fingertipsSteve Jobs and Apple’s “iPhone” is popularizing this kind of fingertip technology to the masses — it’s an LED computer screen that can recognize 2-finger gestures, akin to what the Tom Cruise character did in that Minority Report movie. Purely intuitive! Fast [ . . . ] |














