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The Lougherys go to Northwest Folklife Festival

June 1st, 2005, No Comments

The Loughery family goes to Northwest Folklife Festival in Seattle on Memorial Day. We visited kids rides, saw some strange and some great indigineous music acts, and saw some very, very weird dancing. Link : 6:20, 7.3MB Bookmark and ShareClose Bookmark and Share This Page Save to Browser Favorites / BookmarksAskbackflipblinklistBlogBookmarkBloglinesBlogMarksBlogsvineBuddyMarksBUMPzee!CiteULikeco.mmentsConnoteadel.icio.usDiggdiigoDotNetKicksDropJackdzoneFacebookFarkFavesFeed Me LinksFriendsitefolkd.comFurlGoogleHuggJamespotJeqqKaboodlekirtsylinkaGoGoLinkedInLinksMarkerMa.gnoliaMister WongMixxMySpaceMyWebNetvouzNewsvineoneviewOnlyWirePlugIMPropellerRedditRojoSegnaloShoutwireSimpySlashdotSphereSphinnSpurlSquidooStumbleUponTechnoratiThisNextTwitterWebrideWindows LiveWorlds MoviesYahoo!Email [...]

N. T. Wright lunch at SPU – Part 2 fixed

June 1st, 2005, No Comments

I posted two videos of N. T. Wright at the SPU luncheon earlier. Part 2 never did upload correctly, so I uploaded a shorter version without my inane comments at the end. Go back to this blog entry and check out part 2.

N. T. Wright lunch at SPU

May 19th, 2005, 2 Comments

NOTE: Part 2 has finally been fixed. Author and theologian N. T. Wright spoke at a lunch at Seattle Pacific University yesterday on gospel and culture. Instead of keeping text notes as I have in the pat, I decided to continue the videoblogging experiment and give you a sense of the speech he gave through [...]

What do you want to be when you grow up?

May 18th, 2005, 1 Comment

I asked the question today and got a surprising answer: We’ll be watching Jen and Rachelle in Nashville and beyond for my daughter’s sake :-)

Kaileigh reads elmo

May 16th, 2005, 1 Comment

My first attempt at a vlog. This one is a few takes of Kaileigh “reading” (reciting by memory) “Elmo and the Runaway Ball”: Click here to view

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I make my living as a software engineer and project manager. I have particular interest in social software, social networks, and systems that build relationship between people.

I blog a lot these days about spirituality and spiritual formation, and I have a particular interest in learning from the early Christian church's approach to spirituality and mission.

I'm a student at Bakke Graduate University, studying for a Doctor of Ministry in Transformational Leadership for the Global City.

I'm studying spiritual formation in an Internet-based world. I'm trying to learn from early Christian spirituality's monastic movements: the desert fathers and mothers, Benedictines, Celts, Fransciscans and others, in order to see how they ordered their values and actions to be fully devoted to God's work. Their total devotion to the presence of God was countercultural, that can show us what it means to be countercultural in our wholehearted devotion to God in contemporary culture.

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