We will be spending April 17th with Sir Paul:

We take a break discussing church stuff, in order to catch a train, and DANCE!

We think we have lots of friends. We have Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, blogs, email, text messages galore.But not really.In reality we are....alone, disconnected, disjointed, and often bereft of friends. We Americans are pretty much lonely, and in many cases essentially alone. Solitary souls, often living our lives without meaningful relationships. It is getting worse, not … Continue reading Feeling Alone, Even in Church

"I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character."Rev. Martin Luther King August 28, 1963

A fellow member of the Higher Calling Blogs is having a "best of" posting summary. Below is a link to what I humbly consider to be my "Best Of 2008".What I Learned From 2008 - Steven Norris

I have been involved in a few church processionals. I am posting this video warning as a public service.Make sure the last person in line is not a wise guy.

Yesterday, my wife and I had the privilege of sharing lunch with friends, Dale and Kathy Bruner, at their home. We have had the honor of listening to Dale teach each Sunday, almost nine months out of the year here. His thoughts and translations of Scripture have had a profound affect on me over the … Continue reading Touching the Codex Vaticanus

I had lunch today with my old friend Rob, who sent me this video. Although its slightly painful to give credit to a Trojan, Pete Carroll is a man of great character. Enjoy this:http://www.cbs.com/thunder/swf/rcpHolderCbs-prod.swf

Over the past couple of days, I have stumbled upon a couple of bits of information that seem to connect together. I thought I might share this with you, my faithful 12 consistent readers (including the bored night watchman in the office building in Fargo).Also, click on the photo above; this is a real church.Staying … Continue reading Of Broken Churches and Real Faith

Now these Presbyterians have a sense of humor!