Mar

10

Top three ways you know technology is killing your church

[image: kmevans] Okay, the title of this post is slightly over the top.  Sorry, just trying to be provocative   Technology, while it may do some harm in the wrong hands, it will not KILL the church.  We also know that survival is not the main aim of the church or the foundation of our [...]

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Feb

06

Sometimes I just want to live in a box

Updated reference post: Problems with a 2.0 moderator. Not surprisingly I am getting a little push-back regarding my candidacy for moderator.  By tomorrow, I’ll have a post on the mod blog to address some of the particular issues but one thing is for sure, context really is everything. While I expected that some folks would [...]

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Jan

04

Can I BE any more rambling, I don’t know, well maybe I can but, oh I don’t know

After dodging flying garbage cans this AM from one of the worst storms we have had in SF in a long time, I got to my coffee destination, thought about blogging and realized that I got nothin’ – not because I don’t have anything say, but because nothing seems worth the energy.  I could finish [...]

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Nov

08

Give me my 2.5 hours back

This past weekend due to some family obligations I was left with about 24 hours sans family.  So I got caught up on some reading, did some church work and then decided to veg out for a while in front of the tube. Okay, so I know that my media tastes have been mocked at [...]

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Oct

28

It really could be worse . . .

Now most of the time, I think I am a pretty nice person.  My first inclination is to be hopeful, trusting and give the benefit of the doubt to everyone.   But every once in a while I just get tired of people, institutions, work, life, the world . . . and if anyone says that [...]

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Jul

31

Silence about Christians held hostage by Taliban

What the HECK!  I would like to use stronger language. Why does it seems like the only people talking about the hostages in Afghanistan are Asian American folks? That is probably not totally fair, but I think the post Silence in the Godblogosphere is deafening tells the truth as these Korean Christian missionaries have been [...]

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Jun

28

Ford has rocked my world

Sitting in a Ford service center customer lounge is quite the surreal experience.  Not sure what has given me more pause this AM or brought up more of my personal assumptions. THUMBS UP – There is free WiFi in a Ford service center customer lounge. THUMBS DOWN – Maury Povich’s "Who is the father of [...]

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Jun

27

Overhead // Swearing, the new hug

Yes, I know I am a word prude and don’t so much engage in the cussing.  Though I will say that when I am around those who do indulge more than I – mainly church members and certain family members – I do join in.  Apparently I lower my voice when I do cuss, but [...]

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May

29

Study: 38% Of People Not Actually Entitled To Their Opinion

Study: 38 Percent Of People Not Actually Entitled To Their Opinion I love The Onion.  I have been told that satire is still protected by the First Amendment, sweet!  through the use of some pretty clever satire The Onion pokes as just about everything.  Genius, just genius.  Not only does it make me feel smart [...]

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May

28

You Remember When we Were Just Model Minorities?

Dear brother and sister API’s, Waddup?!?!?!?  First Virginia Tech, then SF City College, then Stockton, now this week, not ONE, but TWO of our family were caught PRETENDING to be Stanford students.  Wow . . . how soon things change?  Now it seems when folks want to stereotype us, it is no longer how smart [...]

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May

25

Community, Conflict and jpgmag.com

So I did it.  Despite my yearnings to stay with this very cool site, I deleted my account from www.jpgmag.com. Seems kind of insignificant, but for those of us who have enjoyed the style, vibe and communal nature of this SF-based mag site, recent developments have tainted the whole experience. Now granted we only get [...]

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May

08

Wearing my Patience Pants

* I think we got this saying from my sister, Lauren, but whenever my family is headed into a situation that will probably require extended waiting, or if we have already been waiting for too long, we will often say to one another in a sing-song voice, "Okay, time to put on our ‘Patience Pants.’"  [...]

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Apr

18

National Korean Presbyterian Council Response

For the past few days I have been struggling with my own reflections on the Virginia Tech tragedy.  My draft post right now is just a mess of personal reactions, big picture thoughts and everything in between.  Sometimes a simple word of encouragement is all that is needed.  This painful time in our culture has [...]

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