Archive for May, 2008
Yesterday our church experienced a great example of Christian community. One of our church members has been in the process of re-roofing his house. Sunday night there was only a 20% chance of rain in the forecast, but if you are from around the Tulsa area you know that 20% quickly turned into what a [...]
These are some photos from the Sapulpa Junior Olympics recently. This first one is Victor in the football throw. This is Jessica in the long jump. Originally uploaded by plittleton
There’s a question I’ve had for some time now. I’ve asked this question on other blogs and have never received an answer of any kind. Perhaps you, dear reader, would like to take a stab at it. [By the way, this isn't one of those "set up" questions. You know, the kind where I already [...]
Bengal Old Man Monkey King and Queen Originally uploaded by plittleton Some recent pics from a day at the zoo with my son’s first grade class.
Posting has been light because things have been hopping busy for me lately. I’ve been on field trips to the Tulsa Zoo with my son, to the Omniplex (I can’t get their url to work right now, but it is www.omniplex.org) with my oldest daughter, had a funeral service and I’ve enrolled in an online [...]
Alan Roxburgh shares this poem that was written by a participant at a conference he was leading a few years ago. 137 For 2010 In the midst of this crazy world I look around and wonder what has happened. How do I talk to a kid with a ring in his nose? Does “The Old [...]
Alan Roxburgh has a writing project that’s posted on the Allelon website titled Missional MapMaking: The Art of the Missional-Shaped Church. In chapter one he discusses the assumptions we bring to life – assumptions about what the world is like, who we are, what is of value and importance, how to get along in life, [...]
If you haven’t seen the new Flock web browser (powered by Mozilla, the people who brought you Firefox) you should check it out. It is a web browser with integrated social networking features. Are you on Facebook? Flock integrates with your Facebook account and can add a Facebook sidebar complete with all your Facebook friends [...]
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