Monthly Archives: August 2003

Search Our Story with Firebird

One of the nice things about writing a weblog is that it becomes a useful resource full of your thoughts and ideas over time–a searchable diary, of sorts. I realized this when I went back to search for something I … Continue reading

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Sasha in the Limelight

Montclair Times: Sasha finds a home. Then came the happy day, in June of this year, when Sasha was finally adopted by a family–Ken and Sarah Walker of Wharton. ‘It was one of the nicest things that happened here in … Continue reading

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Small group training and the ever-present urge to consume

In an effort to better lead Ironworks, Sarah and I decided to attend “Turbo-Training” at the Village Church. The training class is focused on helping small-group leaders sharpen their existing skills and acquire new ones in leading prayer & sharing, … Continue reading

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The Road to Section 508

Well, this was inevitable: Our Story is now Section 508 compliant. That means that people with disabilities are better able to explore this site due to slight tweaks here and there in our code. If this sounds esoteric to you, … Continue reading

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OBX 2003

What happens when you mix a crazed family of canopy-loving Scots and their loved ones together in the Outer Banks of North Carolina, and it rains all week? Um, not much, but we have photos.

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Speaking of New Features

Well, glad that that‘s settled. It’s been so frustrating having the site down over the past week because there’s so much stuff I’ve wanted to blog about. Vacationing in rainy North Carolina and an over-night Linux install of Apache, PHP, … Continue reading

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New Feature: Stability

Site’s fixed. Comment away.

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Gender and the Kingdom

The past several Bible studies that I’ve led at Ironworks have had to do with this whole notion of what roles women play in the Christian church. This has certainly been the biggest challenge for me as a teacher and … Continue reading

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