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As I prepare to lead a Blogging 101 workshop at next month's e-Formation Conference at Virginia Theological Seminary (catchy headlines are important), I realized I don't actually read any blogs. Well, not many anyway. Yesterday I posed the "What are your favorite blogs?" question on Facebook and I got many responses. I thought I'd share them here.
I'm sticking to active, faith-based blogs since that's my audience at the conference and if you have others to add, please do so in the comment section. I plan to offer a list as a resource page.
I've been blogging since November 2007 but I'm more of a blog writer than blog reader. It's not that I don't think people have lots of great stuff to say I just, like everyone, have a limited amount of time to spend reading stuff. I will say, that the blogs I read are often links I see on social media that look interesting or are written by people I know (and like).
Of course, as a herder of "Celebrity Bloggers" via Lent Madness, I'm an expert.
Of course, as a herder of "Celebrity Bloggers" via Lent Madness, I'm an expert.
I'd be interested in hearing how other people keep up with blogs? Is it by chance or do you actually subscribe to them? Speaking of which, to subscribe to my blog, click on the home page and enter your e-mail address in the right column.
Dirty Sexy Ministry -- Laurie Brock
Seven whole days -- Scott Gunn
More Meredith Gould -- Meredith Gould
Sacred Story -- Anne Emry
Red Shoes, Funny Shirt -- Megan Castellan
New Ministry, New Paths -- Marshall Keith Shelly
The Dean's Page -- Barkly Thompson
Liturgy -- Bosco Peters
Laughing Water -- Neil Alan Willard
Edges of Faith -- David Hensen
RevGalBlogPals -- female bloggers
Rachel Held Evans -- Rachel Held Evans
The Sub-Dean's Stall -- Robert Hendrickson
Haligweorc -- Derek Olsen
One Cannot Have Too Large a Party -- Penny Nash
Patheos -- Ellen Painter Dollar
Sarcastic Lutheran -- Nadia Bolz-Weber
Salon -- Anne Lamott
Crusty Old Dean -- Tom Ferguson
Thinking Anglicans -- Anglican news aggregator
Real Live Preacher -- Gordon Atkinson
Tribal Church -- Carol Howard Merrit
Vicar of H Street -- Becky Zartman
Mockingbird -- Various authors
The Divine Latitude -- Gawain de Leeuw
Christ Walk -- Anna Fitch Courie
In the Meantime -- David Lose
Telling Secrets -- Elizabeth Kaeton
Vicar of Bolingbrook -- Heidi Haverkamp
Building Faith -- Christian formation - various
Beauty Tips for Ministers -- Peace Bang
Driving Like Jehu -- Remington Stone
Where the Wind -- Adam Thomas
Dying Sparrows -- David Creech
CareyNieuwhof.com -- Carey Nieuwhof
Seven whole days -- Scott Gunn
More Meredith Gould -- Meredith Gould
Sacred Story -- Anne Emry
Red Shoes, Funny Shirt -- Megan Castellan
New Ministry, New Paths -- Marshall Keith Shelly
The Dean's Page -- Barkly Thompson
Liturgy -- Bosco Peters
Laughing Water -- Neil Alan Willard
Edges of Faith -- David Hensen
RevGalBlogPals -- female bloggers
Rachel Held Evans -- Rachel Held Evans
The Sub-Dean's Stall -- Robert Hendrickson
Haligweorc -- Derek Olsen
One Cannot Have Too Large a Party -- Penny Nash
Patheos -- Ellen Painter Dollar
Sarcastic Lutheran -- Nadia Bolz-Weber
Salon -- Anne Lamott
Crusty Old Dean -- Tom Ferguson
Thinking Anglicans -- Anglican news aggregator
Real Live Preacher -- Gordon Atkinson
Tribal Church -- Carol Howard Merrit
Vicar of H Street -- Becky Zartman
Mockingbird -- Various authors
The Divine Latitude -- Gawain de Leeuw
Christ Walk -- Anna Fitch Courie
In the Meantime -- David Lose
Telling Secrets -- Elizabeth Kaeton
Vicar of Bolingbrook -- Heidi Haverkamp
Building Faith -- Christian formation - various
Beauty Tips for Ministers -- Peace Bang
Driving Like Jehu -- Remington Stone
Where the Wind -- Adam Thomas
Dying Sparrows -- David Creech
CareyNieuwhof.com -- Carey Nieuwhof
11 comments:
Hey thanks for putting me on the list but your readers should be warned that my blog, More Meredith Gould (Because I always have more to say...) isn't strictly focused on either faith or religion. SBNR?
Word! Playing in the big leagues! Thanks for the nod to Christ Walk!
Maybe add Saints and Recipes in the "Breaks the Keep-it-Short Rule" category.
Thanks for including me! I never miss your blog. Okay, it's a job requirement. But keep up the good work!
Meredith, it's my list. I can list anyone I want.
Well, there's richerbyfar.com with daily reflections, quotes and a prayer. I love 68
There is also my humble blog theparishioner.blogspot.com I post weekly.
Rev. Mary Koppel writes Dirty Sexy Ministry with LAURIE Brock...unless she stopped.
I don't subscribe to blogs, I put them on my blogroll, and look at them when I have time. In case you're interested, my blog (well, one of them) is here: Khanya | Khanya e isoe ho Molimo holimo
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Thanks for the shout out,Tim!
Thanks for pointing the way to so many great blogs! I look forward to checking them out. I write at www.churchwork.com which is focused on strategies for renewal in the Episcopal Church. It's not comprehensive but it is sincere.
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