Does Your Email Work For You?
Updated 3/23/12 Time is money. In fact, time may be more prized than money in our current 4G culture. And in the […]
Tag: college ministry
The Sophomore Slump
It seems as though each and every academic year on campus is unique unto itself — truly unlike any of the others. […]
A College Ministry Epiphany (?)
OK. Maybe it wasn’t an epiphany… It could have just been an odd combination of the early spring pollen kicking up, my […]
Never Underestimate the Power of One
Updated 3/20/12 I was recently reminded of the power of one. One question. One conversation. One experience… It can literally change everything. […]
The Digital Pastor || Blogging as Leadership Development
Photo courtesy of: http://bf3-hacks.net Updated 3/19/12 In a previous post, I started to explore the idea of being a “Digital Pastor” by looking […]
Do College Students Still Read Books?
Photo courtesy of: http://asouthernfriedmess.files.wordpress.com Updated 3/16/12 Do your college students still read books? I’m not talking about text books (but statistics would […]
Moving Spring-Breakers Into Consistent Local Outreach
Updated 3/15/12 A spring break missions trip can be one of the most formative experiences our students engage in all year. The […]
On Talking Natural Disasters & Theodicy With Students
Updated 3/14/12 It’s been just over a year since one of the largest earthquakes on record violently shook the Northeastern region of […]
Are You Helping Students to Become Financially Responsible?
Updated 3/13/12 It seems to me that one of the major transitions that is supposed to begin during the formative college years […]
The Contemplative Tech
Updated 3/12/12 In a previous post — The Digital Pastor || Blogging as Spiritual Formation — I began to explore one of […]