How are you doing? By that I mean, how are you *really* doing? Yesterday the receptionist at one of my doctor’s office (two appointments with doctors in one!!!) asked me this question and I was tired, tearful, and a plain ol’ mess. I thought about saying, “OK,” which would have been a bold-faced lie. IContinue reading “Friday Faves: OK to NOT be OK Edition”
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Women of Faith: Finding My Faith with a Weirdo
The Women of Faith “Imagine” weekend in Philadelphia was not what I expected. At all. Instead of an authentic women’s conference, Women of Faith felt more like a fabricated “worship experience” that could be plopped down in any city to be enjoyed by the throngs. In essence, I suppose that is what a Women ofContinue reading “Women of Faith: Finding My Faith with a Weirdo”
Imagine… A Women of Faith Weekend
On Friday morning, BFF Sarah and I will be heading to Philadelphia to attend the two-day Women of Faith weekend (WoF). Thanks to BookSneeze, I received two free passes in exchange for telling y’all about my experience. Sounds good to me! Ah, the perks of being a blogger. I’ve never been to a Women ofContinue reading “Imagine… A Women of Faith Weekend”
News:: The Almost to Roll Into Croc Rock on 10/24 and The Electric Factory on 10/28
The Almost are back, and will be hitting the road supporting The Used. They are set to release their sophomore album Monster Monster on Nov. 3 . They outdid themselves this time, expect different alterations of awesome rock (classic/garage etc) with a mix of Americana influences (recorded in Nashville). They will be rolling into Allentown,Continue reading “News:: The Almost to Roll Into Croc Rock on 10/24 and The Electric Factory on 10/28”
Sunday Sunset
This week’s Sunday Sunset is actually a Tuesday Sunrise, but it’s still beautiful so I figured you woudln’t mind. Plus, it’s my blog and I make all the rules! These pictures were taken on Tuesday morning as we were driving towards Philadelphia. As we went through Limerick (isn’t that a cute name for a town?),Continue reading “Sunday Sunset”
Shane Claiborne: An Irresistably Missional Revolution
By Amy Sondova Since the wild success of his book, The Irresistible Revolution, Shane Claiborne has become the poster child for missional living; however, Claiborne would humbly argue that he’s just following Jesus. Delighting emergent circles with his no-nonsense talks full of wit, Claiborne is causing people to reimagine how they do ministry and missions.Continue reading “Shane Claiborne: An Irresistably Missional Revolution”
She is Beloved 