Eight new bloggers have joined the CCblogs network, sponsored by the Christian Century magazine.
Debra Dean Murphy, an Ekklesia Project board member and lectionary blogger, is on the religion faculty at West Virginia Wesleyan College. She blogs at Intersections.
Ryan Dueck is a Mennonite Brethren pastor in British Columbia. He calls himself a “hopeful skeptic” and blogs at Rumblings.
Virginia Episcopal priest Peter Carey is a contributor to Episcopal Cafe. He blogs at Santos Woodcarving Popsicles.
Thomas Bowen, a minister at Washington D.C.’s Shiloh Baptist Church, writes about religion and politics at Blogging to the Choir.
Baptist pastor Joshua Hearne blogs at Telling the Stories That Matter, which consists of lively retellings of saints’ lives.
Eponymous blogger Beth A. Richardson is a United Methodist deacon, a writer/musician/photographer and the editor of upperroom.org.
Robert Minto, a philosophy major at Dordt College, is on his way to both seminary and law school. He blogs at The Veil Away.
Lutheran lawyer Obie Holmen lives in Northfield, Minnesota. He blogs at Spirit of a Liberal.
Stop in at one or more of these blogs, and be sure to leave a comment. Bloggers like comments.
