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Chuck

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It's about time.

My husband, who happens to be almost as brilliant as I am, started his own blog.

It's called "The Intersect, exploring the intersection between ministry and the Internet."

The Intersect, eh? I said. Sounds strangely like my online community, Intersection.

He said Great minds think alike.

Whatever.

Stop on by and tell him I sent you.

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Welcome, High Calling

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Straight on toward Morning

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This past weekend, the fairy dust took me to East Texas, where I taught a women's retreat. You know, at first, I wasn't too excited about the topic, the Bride of Christ, but in preparation, I discovered all the love, hope, and unity, not just between the Church (the bride) and Christ, but between members of the Church, and it moved and inspired me. God worked this weekend, as He loves to do when we open up our hearts. For those of you who were praying, thank you.

Barkat's Sick Reflections

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I just love using confusing modifiers! Like the large women's group.
Anyway, I'm here to redirect. I'm all about a good designation, and Barkat's thoughts words today on Seedlings in Stone are well-worth your visit.

Video Killed the Radio Store

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We're coming up on my one year anniversary. As of June sixth (still haven't gotten the keyboard fixed and the six key doesn't work), I will have been blogging for a year (I was going to say the amount of days to mix it up from the previous sentence, but missing numbers make that difficult: who wants to say three hundred and sixty five days?). This anni has got me thinking, is blogging killing the bookstore?

Blogging Award

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Choose an Identity

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Every time I leave a comment on blogger, I see those three words. Choose an identity. It reminds me of those Choose Your Own Adventure Books. I loved those.
But this is sad, really. And telling.
We have a nation of painted teeth and sucked out yucky fat. We put on new facades, playing dress-up like little girls in heels five sizes too big, living in a world where every day is Halloween. We spend more time sprucing up our cyber life than we do our real live character. Virtual reality. That’s an oxymoron.
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