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June 5, 2013
Breaks and Perspectives
Fifth in the How Do Bishops Become Bishops Series* As I take a break from preparing my application to be a bishop in a diocese I shant name, I recall my own thought process and the conversations I had with … Continue reading →
The Most Novel Thing
The most novel thing is a completely finished creative project, one that doesn’t need to be tweaked, polished, repaired, redesigned, altered, decorated, the rest of the series finished or have the arms finally attached. And I have one. Right now. … Continue reading →
Give Hope
Hey you – there are children hurting and you can help. If you’re in the DC area tomorrow, there’s a free event you can attend to support Safe Shores*, a truly awesome all-in-one, kid-friendly service that provides a calm and … Continue reading →
May 28, 2013
Describing the Process
Fourth in the How Do Bishops Become Bishops Series* (See Glossary of Impenetrable Church Words at the end of this post for further explanation) In the Roman Catholic Church (to which The Episcopal Church is so often compared), the question … Continue reading →
May 22, 2013
This is how it works, when it works
Randolph is a little village in the outer bounds of the Episcopal Diocese of Western New York. On Monday morning, said sleepy village woke up to graffiti all over town. A bunch of is was profanity, as graffiti sometimes is. … Continue reading →
May 17, 2013
Nausea (or, The Thrill of Anticipation)
Third in the How Do Bishops Become Bishops? Series* Okay – the promised play-by-play of the process of getting a new bishop is somewhat delayed. I’m not as adept as wading through canon law and other interesting things are happening … Continue reading →
May 16, 2013
Just the Six
There is a thought out there in preaching land that a good preacher only has six sermons in her. Those six sermons come out in different ways, using different words, different examples, different stories from scripture, but there are really … Continue reading →
May 14, 2013
The lone blog
Why aren’t more people blogging about this process of becoming a bishop?* *note, it’s the process of becoming a bishop, but, say 400 nominees may start it while only one finishes it. Savvy? Well, there are a couple of reasons. … Continue reading →
May 13, 2013
Decisions, decisions
Recently (if you were following along on Twitter), you know that I was cleaning my bathroom, discussing a few things with God, and coming to grips with a decision that I needed to make. I made no mention of what … Continue reading →
Edison’s Excellent Quote
Go for it. Walk through walls if necessary. “Hell, there are no rules here – we’re trying to accomplish something.” – Thomas Edison
