Before diving into the pages of Adult Faith, take a moment to reflect on your intentions for this summer blog. Use the questions below to get started. Then post a comment so that you can begin to become familiar with this particular blog.
- What prompts you to spend your time reading and blogging about some aspect of religion or spirituality this summer?
- What do you think it would be helpful for other bloggers to know about you? And what would you like to know about them?
Now please post your initial comment below. (To do this click where you see the number of comments indicated.)
Posted by G:
ReplyDeleteSince this book was suggested by someone I respect, I am curious to see what I will learn from it. My book stack always contains several books of a religious or spiritual nature, so this isn't a stretch. I confess to being dubious about the title, however. What does O'Murchu mean by "faith", adult or otherwise? I am hoping it does not mean subscribing to a set of beliefs that someone else has compiled. Other bloggers will soon see that I'm not very good at that!
bjp said
ReplyDeleteIn the past few years I have had a renewed interest in studying what others say about faith and living in faith, an interest I first pursued in the 1960's. I am anticipating this opportunity to continue to explore and reflect.
EWL Posted
ReplyDeleteMy thoughts and expectations of this summertime blog dovetail Doug Graydon’s sermon of June 23.
When I was a young person the summer months meant that each Sunday fell within the season of Trinity. The liturgical colour for the season was green and this was expressed in all the church hangings. My young mind related the colour green to growth both horticultural and spiritual. So I expect this blog will result in a varied and perhaps an unexpected harvest.