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Transforming Seminarian
http://transformingseminarian.blogspot.com
Balancing the serious and the whimsical--Reflections on the Christian life and Transformers toys.
- Added on: Sep 28th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Mark Baker-Wright
- Listed in: Personal Christianity
- Tags: christianity toys Transformers presbyterian
Recent Posts
Responses from PC(USA) Moderator Bruce Reyes-Chow
Last week, I mentioned that I was taking up PC(USA) Moderator Bruce Reyes-Chow on his offer to answer questions. Here are his responses (the only editing that has been done has been for typos and such, at Bruce's own suggestion):1. While you've...
Knox Kids Lego Church
For the past several weeks, the Fourth and Fifth grade children at Knox Presbyterian have been encouraged to think through issues related to worship space. After hearing the weekly "Godly Play" story, these older children separate out into a gr...
New Book You Must Read: Common Worship in Theological Education
A couple of years ago, a group of scholars met to discuss worship in the Christian academy. It was quickly recognized that, although many Christian academic institutions have some sort of common worship opportunity (sometimes even requiring man...
Weekly Transformers Feature: Destructicon Scourge
When the Robots in Disguise line introduced the character of Scourge, they started something of a trend. Prior to the creation of that character, the only mold created for Optimus Prime that was ever redecoed to be used for another character wa...
Questions for PC(USA) Moderator Bruce Reyes-Chow
PC(USA) Moderator Bruce Reyes-Chow recently sent out a call for people to ask him questions. Having followed him for the past couple of years, I decided "why not?" and so am sending the following questions, to which he promises to respond withi...
Knight Rider GPS
Last Christmas, I got a GPS with the voice of KITT from the 1980's version of Knight Rider--a perfect example of product placement if ever there was one. I've found it to be one of the more useful presents I've ever been given, allowing me to e...
