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Nicole R
Aug 14
Web Site Next Study Set for October 2010 Hi All, We will start our next book study on November 1, 2010.  We will be reading "Switch" - a very practical leadership and change book...
Nicole R
Jul 1
Web Site 17. Loving without Strings A couple quotes I loved from this chapter:"learning to receive God's free, no-strings-attached offer and then graciously living a life to...
Nicole R
Jun 23
Web Site 16. Living Among I commute to my church--an hour--each way.  It was a family decision two years after we moved down to Rancho Santa Margarita.  So in 4 ye...
Nicole R
Jun 10
Web Site Chapter 15: “Listening” It’s funny that I ended up writing about this chapter because it’s the place that I most need to work on in my own pastoral skills.  I am...
Nicole R
May 12
Web Site 13. The Hello Experiment This chapter is a short transition as we turn to exploring the four practices of leaving, living among, listening to, and love with no st...
Nicole R
May 7
Web Site 12. Tip It Over How do we do church if start with the idea of where we want to end?  If the purpose of the church is to be the opening act for God's king...
Nicole R
Apr 28
Web Site 10. Another Angle How do we as United Methodists move forward in ministry in light of where we find ourselves today?  Chapter 10 talks about various approa...
Nicole R
Apr 12
Web Site 9. Jipped (Yes, we are back, thanks for hanging in...)What is "the gospel"?  I think our inability to answer this question in our current context i...
Nicole R
Mar 5
Web Site 8. Paradigm Look at the chart on page 78.Where do you find yourself?  Where do you find the church?  Yesterday I had a conversation with a young adul...
Nicole R
Feb 23
Web Site 7. The 1,700 Year Wedgie - Reflection by DS Catie As I have gone around to churches for Charge Conferences, I have asked the question: if something happened tomorrow to all your church bu...
Nicole R
Feb 11
Web Site Chapter 5 (part: B “Moving Forward”) From Stan FergusonIn Chapter 5, in the section entitled “Moving Forward,” the author talks about a pastor who left behind his large churc...