From now on, in my household, the Ides of March is a day of celebration. Today is the day when Church on the Move: A Practical Guide to Ministry in the Community is released!
Say you want to support your local neighborhood liberal Baptist church and bid on Scotch tasting with the pastor or a cabin up north or pick the sermon topic of your choice or have customized king cakes! Here you go…
Why are there car lanes on 40th st? No one uses them!
(Anti-bike lane logic applied to car lanes)
Also, the e-bike in front of me merged into a northbound #bikebus, it was 😍
Rabbi Kushner, wonderful soul. He showed how if you take serious theological questions and write in a clear, on the ground, kind of style - people will respond (can you imagine the editors who rejected When Bad Things Happen to Good People) glad the
there is a retired actuary at judson church, I appreciate his insight.
will I ever receive another award in my life?
im 48, probably not.
so if other organizations are going to keep sharing this announcement, so am I!
We celebrate with Judson Press author G. Travis Norvell, recipient of the Peace, Service, and Justice Alumni Award from Colgate Rochester Crozer Divinity School. His book, Church on the Move, challenges churches to consider how they make an active difference in their communities.
My publisher suggested I contact all of the book editors at the newspapers I lived in. Ok. Only one problem: the only newspaper w/a book editor was the
podcast it made me wonder if anyone has done a qualitative study to show how American preaching has declined since the show switched from airing weekly on NPR to becoming a podcast
Dwyane Wade, who played 15 seasons in Miami and delivered three championships to South Florida, says he has left Florida because his family would not be accepted there. https://tmz.com/2023/04/26/dwyane-wade-moved-florida-lgbtq-policy-transgender-daughter-zaya-miami-heat/…
11 years ago today I strapped my typewriter on my bike, pedaled to the gates of Jazz Fest and wrote prayers/blessings for people until I made enough for a ticket. it was a fun day.
I had a great time talking with Meg today about walking, bicycling, taking public transit and ministry (and the Pope, and how I bribe my kids not to get their license & etc.).
scheduled 110 one-on-one conversations with neighbors and community leaders? His church’s ministry became more focused on what people ACTUALLY need and want instead of what the church THINKS they need and want. http://ow.ly/89ZP50Nebl2
I'll be on a live podcast this morning (10am Central), Ministry Mondays with Meg. Since it's live who knows what we'll talk about? Bed, Bath and Beyond bankruptcy maybe, but I bet we'll talk about 🚲🚶♂️ and 🚌 as indirect social justice. https://facebook.com/events/1572952076524875?ref=newsfeed…
Twin Cities Lutherans you gotta step it up. While in Rochester, NY last week I saw an 80 yo man cutting the boulevard grass at The Lutheran Church of the Incarnate Word with a GRAVELY TRACTOR!
this cartoon could have been so much more than this lazy, cheap, and troubling offering.
show a well-to-do Minneapolitan complaining about the calls to prayer while planes fly over head, while operating a leaf blower, while a Harley rides by, while trucks roll down 35.
a few years ago I told someone that bicycling, walking and taking public transit could be a significant way for people of faith to practice social justice. the person laughed and rolled their eyes at me. but I kept believing...
We are excited to announce our 2023 Alumni/ae Awardees:
Distinguished Alumni/ae Award:
Rev. Dr. Cathleen R. Narowitz, CTS '57
Emerging Leader Award:
Rev. Myra Brown, CRCDS '20
Peace, Service, and Justice Awardee is the
Rev. G. Travis Norvell, CRCDS '00
Congratulations!
ICYMI, It's been a busy past couple of weeks on the Active Towns Podcast: Conversations About Creating a Culture of Activity within our Communities around the Globe: https://activetowns.org/podcast/
HT to my amazing guests:
to pick up two of my books from consignment. Now don’t 😢 - this was my third batch (they sold out of the other two). Plus I saw some old Bryant Ave streetcar tracks
City-wide street sweeping begins Tuesday, April 18. Watch for these temporary "no parking" signs to avoid a ticket and tow. The signs are hot pink this year in an effort to increase visibility of the signage. Street sweeping will take four weeks to complete.
#30DaysofBiking day 13. Great day to pedal to bball. Bicycling to play bball really is a great idea: you arrive warmed up and you get to pedal off your soreness on your way home. Don’t believe me, then take it up with