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It’s never too late to join God’s Party | My view from the porch
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My view from the porch. I am a mom and second career Lutheran seminary student writing about faith, family, and living in a 19th Century farmhouse . It’s never too late to join God’s Party. It’s never too late to join God’s Party. When I finally decided to answer the call to ministry that I had been trying to ignore for a long time, I was asked what concerns I might have about ministry. My immediate answer was, “I feel like I am late coming to the party! Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
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Be at Peace | My view from the porch
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My view from the porch. I am a mom and second career Lutheran seminary student writing about faith, family, and living in a 19th Century farmhouse . It’s never too late to join God’s Party. A NEW view on life. The Full Moon →. October 15, 2014. I couldn’t have said this any better. I am a mom of three nearly adult sons and live near Lake Michigan in Wisconsin on six acres in an old farmhouse. As a life long Lutheran I love and worship God and am always looking for ways to grow in my faith. Creating commu...
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The Full Moon | My view from the porch
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My view from the porch. I am a mom and second career Lutheran seminary student writing about faith, family, and living in a 19th Century farmhouse . It’s never too late to join God’s Party. Damaged Hearts can Heal →. December 5, 2014. I woke to see the full moon. For I knew that those I love. Sons, brothers, parents, friends,. Whether near or far away. Can look up and see the. And know we are connected. In some cosmic way. It’s like that in faith. We can be so very far away. In time or space. Susan Bowen...
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Che Jesus, (A Crazy Advent Poem) | Un-Corded Story
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A seminary student grappling in the tangled space of digital technology. Tuning The Social Dial: Thoughts on a Lazy Facebook Presence. Che Jesus, (A Crazy Advent Poem). December 9, 2013. I have been wondering these days about voice and audience. What is your voice? How do you capture the attention of your listeners? What purpose do you have for your writing? What sort of polemic or poem are you trying to convey? Rheingold in Net Smart. The told me that you came back to be born every Christmas. In each on...
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Tuning The Social Dial: Thoughts on a Lazy Facebook Presence | Un-Corded Story
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A seminary student grappling in the tangled space of digital technology. Che Jesus, (A Crazy Advent Poem) →. Tuning The Social Dial: Thoughts on a Lazy Facebook Presence. November 24, 2013. 8220;Networks are no longer as simple, rigid, or tightly bounded as power elites have been throughout history. Alternative networks now disrupt and contend with older power structures.” ( Rheingold. I guess you could say, I’ve really let myself go. Constant industry changes in privacy policies, adaptations based on co...
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Mandela | Un-Corded Story
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A seminary student grappling in the tangled space of digital technology. Che Jesus, (A Crazy Advent Poem). Reflections on Media in the Parish →. December 9, 2013. This week, I have been really impressed with the coverage of the work and life of Nelson Mandela. He was a man that everyone respected. And good reason. There are many things that Americans (including myself) might not know about Mandela. Or his radical call for global peace and justice. Che Jesus, (A Crazy Advent Poem). Enter your comment here.
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pwestonmiller001 | Un-Corded Story
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A seminary student grappling in the tangled space of digital technology. Reflections on Media in the Parish. December 13, 2013. I have loved working on different aspects of media (Animoto, TED, Facebook tuning) and how it can be used for the church. This blog has been helpful for me in organizing my thoughts throughout these six weeks and hopefully will remain a place for me to document my learning. I am not sure yet what the audience is, but I feel it has been useful to think about. December 9, 2013.
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Reflections on Media in the Parish | Un-Corded Story
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A seminary student grappling in the tangled space of digital technology. Reflections on Media in the Parish. December 13, 2013. I have loved working on different aspects of media (Animoto, TED, Facebook tuning) and how it can be used for the church. This blog has been helpful for me in organizing my thoughts throughout these six weeks and hopefully will remain a place for me to document my learning. I am not sure yet what the audience is, but I feel it has been useful to think about. Create a free websit...
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Getting to the Library at Luther | Un-Corded Story
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A seminary student grappling in the tangled space of digital technology. New Things →. Getting to the Library at Luther. November 5, 2013. You never know what strangers might cross your path. New Things →. 2 thoughts on “ Getting to the Library at Luther. November 6, 2013 at 2:05 am. They were seen at Harambee (the elementary school Nate used to go to, in Roseville), too! November 8, 2013 at 4:06 am. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public).
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Mashups | Un-Corded Story
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A seminary student grappling in the tangled space of digital technology. Tuning The Social Dial: Thoughts on a Lazy Facebook Presence →. November 17, 2013. I love mash-ups (and pretty much most mashed things). My partner, Ashley, always wonders why I smoosh everything together on my plate. She likes to keep her foods neatly disconnected as she moves from one side to the next. That’s right, AWESOME! For the record, I actually hated all these foods as a child). If you have watched these mashups. The proces...
