I have made similar lists on my Jevlir Caravansary blog and my Participatory Bible Study blog. The surprise of the year for me is that of the three into which I split this blog a couple of years back, Participatory Bible Study is the most popular. I had expected this one to remain well ahead of the other two.

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Congratulations to Dispatches from the Culture Wars

Byhenry March 31, 2010

My friend Ed Brayton of Dispatches from the Culture Wars, who encouraged me to get into blogging, has just attained a great new record–over 1,000,000 page views for the month of March. Congratulations!

Administrative | Christianity

Happy Easter!

Byhenry March 23, 2008

I’m waiting till it’s time to head off for our Easter service with my wife, so I thought I’d wish everyone a happy Easter. I don’t expect to post more today, though I’m going to follow an older church practice by talking about Easter through the Easter season. I’m going to call your attention to…

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Christian Carnival CXLIII Posted

Byhenry October 11, 2006

Christian Carnival CXLIII has been posted at the Romans 15:4 project. It again looks like some fun stuff and as usual my submission was from my Participatory Bible Study Blog, but I will try to post links to some particular gems here. Thanks to Mick for an excellent carnival post!

Blog Carnivals | Blogging | Christianity | United Methodist Church

MBWR #137 + My Highlights

Byhenry November 18, 2007

MBWR #135 has been posted. As I’ve been trying to do more frequently, I’m giving a few highlights from each of the carnivals and roundups I read. There is so much good in these, and of course the person who does the complete roundup can’t really rank them all that much, so I think it’s…

Author Related | Blogging | Christianity | Diversity

Reality, Perception, and TEA

Byhenry April 17, 2009

One of the great experiences of my life was meeting a Calvinist evangelist. His name is John Blanchard, and I only “met” him in a fairly large group, but it was clear that he was genuinely an evangelist and genuinely a Calvinist. He was asked during a question and answer session just how he reconciled…

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Congratulations to James McGrath

Byhenry January 7, 2010

He has been appointed to the newly revived Clarence Goodwin chair of New Testament Language and Literature at Butler University. My only question is how a university allows a chair like that to remain unfilled for 60 years. Thanks is very much due to the person who discovered the omission.

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