With all my new-found free-time (read with sarcasm) since graduation…I have started a new blogging venture with several fellow pastors. The blog is titled: “Blue Chip Pastors” (you’ll have to check out the blog to discover the reason for the name) and it promises to offer pastoral discussions and insight into God’s work in the pastorate being enjoined by those simple enough to believe in the mass-market mentality of the pastoral office that we must practice this holy calling with great care and faithfulness (and not seek “branding” or salesmanship). I know I’m looking forward to the posting of my fellow bloggers and will hopefully have a lot something to contribute to this important conversation. You can check it out HERE and don’t forget to add it to your RSS feeder. 🙂
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had a quick look and it looks interesting …. but also looks gender specific …
You are sadly right in your note, but I hope that will change. Contributions are welcome from just about anyone…gender inclusive. 🙂 At this point its only been fellas writing…though I don't think that will last for long.