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An exercise in "open theology," and an ongoing conversation about liturgy, ecclesiology, and the relationship between the church and the world.
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Liturgical Nerds: June 2009
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Tuesday, June 02, 2009. Well, we weren't here before Oprah, but Liturgical Nerds is officially on Twitter now, as are our individual accounts. Please follow us at. See you in 140 characters! Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Ordinary Time focuses upon spiritual growth and maturity in love. Subscribe To Liturgical Nerds. I've always been a boy scout. Moving On . . . The Order of Saint Luke. The United Methodist Church. The Methodist Church of Great Britain.
Liturgical Nerds: August 2009
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Thursday, August 27, 2009. Sex, Ordination, and Covenants. Over at The Huffington Post, regular columnist Rev. Debra Haffner is writing about the commitment to celibacy and chastity for ordained clergypersons. I encourage you to read the entire article. The most interesting statement is where Rev. Haffner asserts that. Make sense to ask [ordained, single clergy] to give up adult sexual lives outside of the congregation. Reviewed by Josh here. A church that is simply recognizing different preferences.
Liturgical Nerds: Experiencing Jesus
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Sunday, August 23, 2009. The experience of Jesus in Christian worship and discipleship is not primarily 'spiritual'- whatever that means- but sensory, corporeal, bodily, tangible, enfleshed, incarnate, and immediate. An overemphasis on so-called spiritual or heavenly aspects eviscerates the power and import of faith. It turns us inward. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Ordinary Time focuses upon spiritual growth and maturity in love. Subscribe To Liturgical Nerds. Sex, Ordination, and Covenants.
Liturgical Nerds: Liturgical Banners
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Friday, July 03, 2009. So, over at. Rev Bosco Peters had put up a set of liturgical season banners for websites, blogs, etc. I thought it was a great idea, and so I decided to give it a go. Here's my first efforts.there will be more to come. Comment below if you have a particular feast/season I don't have that you'd like to see. If you are interested in using them on any for-profit/monetized site or purpose. And here they are:. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Subscribe To Liturgical Nerds.
Liturgical Nerds: Moving...
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Wednesday, November 18, 2009. Well, after a great run here at Blogger, Liturgical Nerds is moving to Wordpress! Please find us at our new address http:/ liturgicalnerds.net. And update your links, RSS feeds, etc. accordingly. You can still follow us at http:/ twitter.com/liturgicalnerds. Our official relaunch begins with Advent on November 29th, 2009- see you there! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Ordinary Time focuses upon spiritual growth and maturity in love. Subscribe To Liturgical Nerds.
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The Expatriate Minister: June 2009
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Monday, June 29, 2009. Where Does God Happen? At the top of the list of things Josh wrestles with in his own life is my uneasiness within myself as I relate to other people. Whether it's because I was raised in a loving-yet-high-expectation environment, mocked throughout my school years for my nerdiness (evidence of which has always been in abundance! Or my own conviction within myself that I have a major role to play in this world.I can't help but be anxious about how I relate to others. Of the Sayings,...
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The Expatriate Minister: July 2009
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Friday, July 31, 2009. Let no place in me hold itself closed.". For some reason, reading poetry seems the perfect way to end the day. Rainer Maria Rilke's. The Book of Hours. Is especially appropriate in the last, dark hours. Written at the turn of the last century, it is as powerful in the first decade of this one. I am quite taken with this particular poem, and I hope you are as mesmerized by it as I am this evening. I'm too alone in the world, yet not alone enough. To make each hour holy. Just as it is.
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The Expatriate Minister: October 2008
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Thursday, October 30, 2008. Well, tomorrow will be a week until I head to Africa. I wanted to let my vast readership know about how I will be keeping up while I'm gone. I highly recommend visiting my comprehensive trip resources page at http:/ www.wesleylamar.org/africa. For that information. You can also download the complete 12-day prayer guide for the time that we are gone. Links to this post. Monday, October 13, 2008. Which is why I’m sharing this with you. It's not so that I can pump my ow...Im the ...
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The Expatriate Minister: July 2008
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Thursday, July 31, 2008. So, there are a number of folks out there looking for a deeper interpretation of The Dark Knight. Than just an entertaining advancement of the Batman epic. Sojourners. And The Wall Street Journal. Both offer up their perspectives as they relate to the War on Terror and George W. Bush. Both Sojo and the WSJ speak of this action as it is inevitable. But it isn't. Gordon has to forego his only real friend (! At the end of the day, what the movie portrays is a choice that has consequ...
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The Expatriate Minister: July 2007
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Tuesday, July 10, 2007. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Ordinary Time focuses upon spiritual growth and maturity in love. Im the campus minister for the Wesley Student Center at Lamar University, Beaumont, Texas, USA. I also work with college students and young adults at Wesley United Methodist Church (in Beaumont,too). Im a husband of 5 years, the father of the two brightest and cutest kids on the planet, a lifelong student, and much, much more. View my complete profile. Wesley Student C...
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The Expatriate Minister: "Let no place in me hold itself closed..."
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Friday, July 31, 2009. Let no place in me hold itself closed.". For some reason, reading poetry seems the perfect way to end the day. Rainer Maria Rilke's. The Book of Hours. Is especially appropriate in the last, dark hours. Written at the turn of the last century, it is as powerful in the first decade of this one. I am quite taken with this particular poem, and I hope you are as mesmerized by it as I am this evening. I'm too alone in the world, yet not alone enough. To make each hour holy. Just as it is.
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The Expatriate Minister: May 2009
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Wednesday, May 27, 2009. Texas Conference Constitutional Amendment Balloting. Here are the numbers given this morning at Annual Conference for constitutional amendments. Numbers came from the screen displays put up at TAC on 5/28/09. Hopefully got all these transcribed well from the notes taken by a colleague. Very interesting numbers. Links to this post. Monday, May 25, 2009. From Dr. Elijah Stansell, reminded us of our mandate and delight to bear witness to the immense love of God. And we sang ...I hop...
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The Expatriate Minister: April 2009
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Friday, April 10, 2009. Top 10 Ways for Pastors to Observe Holy Saturday. Stop working feverishly on your Easter sermon.don't plan the Easter Egg hunt for the kids. Take a day for you- yourself, not you-as-pastor- to observe something of the events of Holy Week. I don't know a lot of places that hold a worship service on Holy Saturday (at least, before an Easter Vigil).so with your free time, try one of the things on this list:. 8) Put away the leftover Christmas decorations that never got into a box.
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The Expatriate Minister: "No Simple Language"
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Monday, June 22, 2009. Flood" may have been the most popular song on the album, with its heavy alternative feel- and it's probably one of the biggest reasons for Jars' crossover appeal- but the one that remains my favorite is "Love Song for a Savior.". Towards the beginning of the song, it tells us that "she loves the daisies and the roses/no simple language/someday she'll understand/the meaning of it all.". Doesn't good poetry do that for us? There are poets, too, whose songs are matched with music....
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The Expatriate Minister: August 2009
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Sunday, August 09, 2009. After 3 years, it was time to make a change. The Expatriate Minister. Is now powered by WordPress.com and you can find me at my new home:. Http:/ www.expatminister.org. If you've subscribed via Google or RSS, please head on over there; you can follow me via NetworkedBlogs. Or the new feed: http:/ expatminister.org/feed/. Links to this post. Wednesday, August 05, 2009. Down on "religion" and up with "faith"? What binds us to nature/the created order? What binds us to one another?
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This blog is my thoughts on Orthodox liturgical music. In it I desire to share the whys and whats of being a liturgical musician in the Orthodox Christian Church. The opinions are my own. I welcome all dialog and comments on the topics presented. Monday, August 2, 2010. Eis polla – A Hierarchical Visit. His Grace and the Choir. Curve ball #2 – Fr. Mark, who travels with the Bishop, came out a stood very close to me. “Eis polla,” he whispered. Huh? In the middle of a litany? I obliged, but was completely ...
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Wednesday, November 18, 2009. Well, after a great run here at Blogger, Liturgical Nerds is moving to Wordpress! Please find us at our new address http:/ liturgicalnerds.net. And update your links, RSS feeds, etc. accordingly. You can still follow us at http:/ twitter.com/liturgicalnerds. Our official relaunch begins with Advent on November 29th, 2009- see you there! Links to this post. Thursday, August 27, 2009. Sex, Ordination, and Covenants. Reviewed by Josh here. A church that is simply recognizing di...
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Fr Hunwicke's Mutual Enrichment. Headlam and the Wendy House (2). Obliged to keep an appointment with 'Nazi' Headlam, Dix turned up punctually. He was not surprised that the Bishop was not yet at leisure to receive him. Anglican bishops (I'm sure Catholic bishops are quite different) generally keep you waiting. This is a very old and effective Management trick to make the point that your. I patted her on the head and told her what a good girl she was and gave her half a crown.". About the Risus Paschalis.
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