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// [update] the talkcast was recorded and you can listen to it at the L2 Foundation blog >> //
I’ll be hosting a talkcast with a very special guest, James Choung, next Tuesday 8/18, at 3:00pm Pacific / 6:00pm Eastern.
On the talkcast, we’ll [ . . . ]

There are few places where followers of Christ can gather and thoughtfully reflect the impact of new media (internet, web, social media, and all that jazz). There used to be the Internet Ministry Conference, and used to be GodBlogCon.
Now there is [ . . . ]

This week I’ll be in Chicago and have an opportunity to connect with old and new friends in the Kingdom. At something called the Asian North American Theology and Ministry Consultation, there’ll be maybe 100 or so Asian American leaders involved in [ . . . ]

Today and tomorrow, I’ll be ensconced at the Social Media Lounge of the Worship Facilities Confernece & Expo here in the Long Beach Convention Center. This is a premium kind of conference with professional event planners behind the logistics and huge exhibits [ . . . ]

Got this comment from the National Outreach Convention (Nov 4-6) is visiting blogs, possibly here today:
The NOC plans on visiting this blog today – at the risk of changing the subject! We hope that a dialogue will not distract from those who [ . . . ]

You’re invited to the celebrate Easter with me and 1,000s of others tomorrow — there’s a huge Easter Celebration tomorrow (Sun 4/12) at the Pacific Amphitheater (OC Fair & Event Center) in Costa Mesa, California. 9:00am and 11:15am. It’s a big deal [ . . . ]

Great event in 2 weeks with some friends over at Catalyst and the church leadership sub-culture. It’s the Catalyst launch event on the West Coast, dates are April 22-24, 2009, in Irvine, California at Mariners Church.
This will be my first time I’ve [ . . . ]

Holy holy. The Idea Camp finished last night in the 8′ish hour. A bonus session with CharityWater.org‘s Scott Harrison followed after a brief intermission. The entire hybrid unconference was so much more than an experiment. It’d be too pithy to call it [ . . . ]

There’s something to counting down the days to some big event: Christmas and the advent season — we’ve got this wreath on our front door; end of the year lists for 2008; top predictions for 2009; whatever. (some even count down hours [ . . . ]