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On Being a Certified Failure at the Life of Jesus, Why it is Okay to Celebrate Missing the Mark
Applying the Four Way Test to Christian Blogging
It's not who you are underneath, but what you do that defines you.
New Way to Work as A Paradigm for Marketplace Mission in the 21st Century
Making Soup at a Medical Clinic - A Case Study in the New Way to Work
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Wednesday, June 29
View Article  Blogging my way out of Writer's Block
by Mike McLoughlin on Wed 29 Jun 2005 12:30 PM PDT

I am having a bad case of writers block. So, better to write about it than stew about it. I am writing a comprehensive paper on marketplace mission for a Masters of Christian Studies  (MCS) program at Regent College in Vancouver. My professor is Paul Stevens, He is retiring as the Dean of Marketplace Theology  concentration at the end of August.

Paul has been a mentor and ...   more »

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Wednesday, June 15
View Article  Blogging, Faith at Work and the Future of Capitalism.
by Mike McLoughlin on Wed 15 Jun 2005 08:45 PM PDT

I am having a conversation on the e mail with Jay Gary of the Christian Futures Network about blogging, faith at work, business as mission and the future of capitalism. Here it is in slightly edited format

Good to hear the "faith at work" movement is active, and self-reflective.

[MIKE REPLY:] Thanks. Blogging is a means to be self reflective in community with others. It's a great technology to connect ...

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