Top Posts of February 2013
Sex, love, books and football — they all made the list of this month’s Top Posts(*).
Special thanks to those who contributed guest posts for the 2013 Sex & the Soul Blogathon!
Now on to the countdown…
Tag: Big Ideas & ‘Best of’
Top Posts of January 2013
We’ve officially survived January! I’m not sure what it was like where you live — but I’m thankful to not live in the location of the photo above.
With the flip of the calendar page we’ve started the spring term, as well as the second half of the ministry season. In some instance we carry forward our ministry efforts that began back in the fall term — and in other instances we are given the chance to start afresh.
And before you know, we’ll be on our way to spring break!
Below is a list of the Top 10 most viewed posts from the month of January* — hope you enjoy!
Top Posts for June 2012
It was another BIG month at FaithONCampus.com!
In case you missed it, I made a couple of BIG announcements this past month:
2 Books, the Month of July, & My Attempts at Keeping Things Sane
Announcing the Faith ON Campus Summer Institute
The writing will have a significant impact on my month of July — so you can expect some of the “best of” from the Archives, as well as some guest posts that will totally be worth checking out!
The Summer Institute will not take place until NEXT June — but is something you need to find out about NOW, so be sure to check out that link!
And in case you missed any of these — here are the Top 10 posts for the month of June!
Top Posts for May 2011
Greetings from sunny Minnesota! I’m enjoying some time away with my family this week — visiting family and friends — and I […]
Top Posts for April 2011
It’s been another great month at FaithONCampus.com, which included The Future of College Ministry blogathon! There have been some new contributors and […]
Ideas for July
It’s July. For most of us this marks the halfway point of our summer… and if you’ve not been too serious about […]
Ideas for June
Well, we’ve made it to June.
For many of us this means that students have been gone close to a month… so, how’s your summer going? If the answer is ‘too quickly’ than I can relate.
As much as I might like to spend each day of the summer months immersed in the scene to the right, making good use of our summer can be the difference between fumbling our way into the new school year or a GREAT start, between a strong, well-planned year or a chaotic, hap-hazard one.