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Bulletin Board
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This is the place for you to contact each other. Share ideas and ask questions! This bulletin board is monitored, but new submissions will be added as quickly as possible.
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March 28,2006...
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I'd like to hear from folks who are co-pastors about some of the unique challenges they have encountered. How long have you been co-pastors and what makes it work? -- Karen Selig
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May 19, 2006
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This comment from Dan Buttry, came in a month ago. Sorry to be so long in posting it. Alan
Sharon and I have different ministries that often take us in opposite directions, though we do our best to connect to each other's ministries as best we can. But to maintain our togetherness as a couple bound together not just by our own love but by the love of God in Christ,we have developed a shared daily spiritual discipline. We are Friends of the Northumbria Community in the United Kingdom. The Northumbria Community published "Celtic Daily Prayer" (forward by Richard Foster) which has daily liturgies and two annual cycles of readings, drawing both from ancient Celtic Christian writings and stories as well as contemporary Christian writings and witness. Whether we are together or apart (I travel a lot as an IM global missionary), we share this daily discipline of liturgy, readings and prayers. It has become a key part of our spiritual rhythm and strength as a couple.
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May 25, 2006
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Roy Donkin, who is a pastor in California and part of our Network, has been using Blogs in his church. You can visit Roy's Blog if you want to see how he has used this type of communication. You will also find links there to other Blogs in his church and to some on the wider Web that Roy enjoys reading.
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June 8, 2006
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Soozi Whitten-Ford, who lives in Iowa and is on the region staff of Mid-American Baptist Churches, is another network member who has a Blog. Check out her Soliloquy.
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