Podcast – Episode 1 – Matt Brough

A while back I realized that the most effective way to talk about being Presbyterian is to actually talk about being Presbyterian! I’m pleased to announce the launch of the BeingPresbyterian Podcast right here at BeingPresbyterian.ca.
In this “inaugural” episode, I chat with Rev. Matt Brough. Matt is the minister at one of The Presbyterian Church [...]

 
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I’m a lonely Presbyterian blogger

I’ve been erratically posting to this blog for several months now and, frankly, I’m lonely. To cure my loneliness, I’ve been working away at finding some additional bloggers for this space. I’m happy to announce that BeingPresbyterian.ca will very shortly evolve into a community blog. Some will post occasionally, while others, I hope, will become [...]

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The Reformation’s First Blogger

Any guesses who the first blogger of the Reformation might have been? I’ll admit that it’s a bit of a trick question, since there were no bloggers in the 16th century. Not literally, anyway.
I’ve always maintained that social media in general, and blogging in particular, are nothing new. The ‘conversational web’ is merely the [...]

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