Bob Tuttle and I talked about youth ministry a few days ago. Here is the link
to the podcast.
A blog by Rev. Walk Jones, the former pastor of Northminster Presbyterian Church in Pensacola.
Monday, November 30, 2009
Saturday, November 28, 2009
Newest Church Member
Ed and Tammmy's little girl was born on Thanksgiving Day (evening) and we are happy to welcome her to our church family. Here she is pictured with me and her big sisters. Below she is with Nancy.
Thursday, November 26, 2009
Community Thanksgiving Service
Here I am with Carolyn Nelson, Jason Adams, and Milledge Baker, my colleagues of the Methodist and Episcopal variety.
Thursday, November 19, 2009
New name for this blog?
I think it is time to rename this blog. With the advent of Contemporary Worship at 8:30 we can't claim to be a traditional church anymore.
What would you suggest as a name for this blog? The comments (below) are enabled and I welcome suggestions. I've thought about something around the church's name like Northminster Musings or Walk's Words, but there is probably something better. Ideas?
What would you suggest as a name for this blog? The comments (below) are enabled and I welcome suggestions. I've thought about something around the church's name like Northminster Musings or Walk's Words, but there is probably something better. Ideas?
Sunday, October 25, 2009
Another week with the Book of Job
You may click on the image to get a closer look. It may be necessary for your computer to have java installed to view it bigger.
I observe that I still use 'God' a whole lot. Maybe too much? What do you think?
Oh, I also noticed that the word 'pause' appears -- that is a note to self in the final version to slow down, pause as I preach.
Sunday, October 18, 2009
word cloud of today's sermon
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Friday, October 2, 2009
Church History in 4 minutes
UPDATE: the person who produced the video below commented on it. Thank you Janet. When she gives me a link I'll give her better attribution.
Although this look at 20 centuries of church history shorts the last 500 years, as do many history classes, it is a good one. Enjoy.
Although this look at 20 centuries of church history shorts the last 500 years, as do many history classes, it is a good one. Enjoy.
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