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All my stuff in one place

Chuck Warnock

05 Dec 2007 — 1 min read

I’ve got a new aggregator, chuckwarnock.com. All my blogs puddle up on this one site, so it’s like one-stop shopping for the blogophile. Here are the blogs at chuckwarnock.com –

Confessions of a Small-Church Pastor – a gathering place for the small church community — a blog sponsored by Outreach magazine for churches with less than 300 attendance.
Amicus Dei – becoming a friend of God in a community of faith – spiritual journey, peace and justice, and emerging/missional issues.
Sermons, etc – full-texts and podcasts of sermons I preach, usually with scripture from the revised common lectionary.
futurechurchnow — how today’s trends are shaping tomorrow’s church — trends, thinkers, technology, and other trends affecting church now and in the future.

Bookmark chuckwarnock.com or put me in your feed reader. Comments are turned off, but you can click on a post and leave comments on the original post. Hope this helps. Let me know. Grace and peace. — Chuck

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