seeking theologers

Posted 25 July, 2008 - 17:34 by rogermugs

in my anxiousness to always try new things/grow community…

I decided to make a place where people could blog together (a group blog) about theology, the bible, or anything related to the christian life.

I wont be joining in, I’m just facilitating setting it up, but i think there are a lot of folks out there who are interested in blogging, and either intimidated to set one of their own up, or dont have enough time to write daily. This is for you.
i’ve set it up, and I’m just wanting people to write…

if you’re interested then the details are here:

many.theologer.com

or you can drop a line in this thread and let me know you’re interested (and I can PM you the details)
cool?

if this isn’t clear let me know.

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Re: seeking theologers

by judeaj - 01/08/2008 - 07:06

I would love to contribute.
I currently have a personal blog, but I have been looking for a place to write about the new trends and culture surrounding the post-modern Church.

Check out my blog at

www.judeajackson.wordpress.com

- Jude

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Re: seeking theologers

by rogermugs - 01/08/2008 - 15:14

love to have you judea
send me an email with your info and i’ll add you to the site… only a few have signed up thus far… so if you have a friend or someone you think might be interested feel free to invite them along.

rogermugs at gmail dot com

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