Sailing the Last Voyage with Newton and Pascal
Table of Contents and Overview for At the Inlet | Information and ordering instructions for all of our fiction It was Terry’s idea to pray in the Cathedral the night before her ordination, but the whole experience with Barton Caldwell was so exhilarating and draining at the same time that she abandoned the idea upon …
Continue reading "At the Inlet: October, Part 3 (Ordination and first Communion service)"
It goes without saying that USA Today's article on Pentecostalism was intensely interesting. But the real shocker came with the cover photo. The Earnests--whom my wife and I know very well--have only been members of our church, the North Cleveland Church of God, for about a year. Before that they were at a Baptist church. …
We continue our podcast series of this album with Praised Be the God and Father, an adaptation of Ephesians 1. Click here for more information.
The Internet is a wonderful place to read about all the things you have either done or been connected to that which others dislike, as we noted in our last posting. Now, in addition to what's here, our companion site's subject--pile driving equipment, and specifically Vulcan pile driving equipment--has found its way onto the blog …
While making this blog a stench in the nostrils of many at TitusOneNine, I'm pleased to announce a new blog worth looking at: Sanctifusion. With the things that divide Christians into this "tradition" and that, it's good to see something that blurs some of our boundaries. Sanctifusion does that. Take a look.
Table of Contents and Overview for At the Inlet | Information and ordering instructions for all of our fiction As the enormity of the tasks and the shortness of the time sunk into everyone involved, preparations for both Terry’s ordination and wedding got going in earnest. With Terry becoming a minister, her clerical duties with …
Continue reading "At the Inlet: October, Part 2 (An examination and a conversion)"
The whole fracas over the immigration "compromise" arrived at in the Senate centres around issues such as social justice, rule of law and the like, but the central issue is still the same and still simple: who's going to do the work? If the work cannot be done here economically, it will go elsewhere. If …
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The Ten Weeks, our latest novel, is now available at Amazon.com. You can click on the cover image in the right sidebar for more information. This is the first of The Island Chronicles to appear there, and we are excited about it.
We continue our podcast series of this album with this week's selection, Did You Ever Wonder Why? Click here for more information.
All of us have probably felt at some time that we were unfairly punished by a callous teacher, or picked on and teased by boorish and uncaring bullies...Unfortunately, this is part of what teenagers endure in becoming adults... (the law) is simply too crude and imprecise an instrument to satisfactorily soothe deeply hurt feelings... Such …
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