The Top 14 posts of 2014 yields three interesting takes on what people are reading and why this blog is filling an important role in online discourse.
The Top 14 in 2014 (and 3 reasons why)
Hacking Christianity invited to Potthoff Lecture Series (January 24-25, Denver)
The Harvey Potthoff Memorial Lecture Series is a lecture series given each year at Christ United Methodist Church in Denver, Colorado. Named in honor of their former pastor and Iliff professor, the series has had speakers such as Marjorie Suchocki (Process Theologian, Claremont VP), Jay Rundell (President, MTSO), and more recently Dr. Beldon Lane from St. Louis U. For […]
Exit Young Clergy, Stage Left
It’s my 35th birthday and thus an excuse to share our “Top Eight” posts about young clergy issues in the past four years.
One Thousand Posts Ago…
1000 blog posts on Hacking Christianity! Pardon the short retrospective.
Hacking Christianity 4.0
Hello World Today marks one of the most significant site upgrades and updates to HackingChristianity.net since it began in March 2008. While most of the updates have been cosmetic (or replacing catastrophic loss – see version 3.0 below), this is the first one that is holistic: all pages, posts, categories, images, and the entire site […]
We’re Number 1…178!
For the first time, Hacking Christianity has broken into Church Relevance’s Top 200 Ministry Blogs. Huzzah! Church Relevance updates this list of “ministry blogs” periodically. Here’s the description of what a “ministry blog” is and isn’t: A ministry blog nurtures or challenges the way ministers think about the gospel, the Great commission, ministry methodology, and […]
Anjali Claire, six month update
Because I have a blog and a cute baby… === We had a photography session gifted to us by some friends with Katheryn Moran Photography, located in the Pacific Northwest. Katy is a terrific and child-adoring photographer. Website: http://www.katherynmoranphotography.com/ Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/KatherynMoranPhotography
Five Years of Hacking Christianity
Five years ago, we began the experiment that was ‘Hacking Christianity’ which melded an approach to computer systems with the pursuit of expressions of the Christian faith. By the Numbers After five years of blogging, here’s the statistics of where we are: We have 854 blog posts (~170 posts a year or one every two days) […]
The great user error of 2012
The Mayans were right… So Hacking Christianity has been down for 10 days. Suspiciously just as I was meeting Bishops and District Superintendents who told me they read my blog, the blog RSS feed went down, and then in trying to rectify it from away from my home computer, I managed to delete the entire […]
Anjali Claire, born 10.07.2012
This is Anjali Claire, born Sunday October 7th. 7 pounds 12 ounces and 19.5 inches long. She is our first child and all of us are doing terrific. Her first name means “divine offering” in Sanskrit. I’m United Methodist clergy, and my spouse is a Baron Baptiste yoga instructor, so we felt that her name was […]
