New Orleans Update
Today was a day of surprises good and bad. We started the day at 6:30 in the morning waking up and getting ready for who knows what. After we got debriefed on everything that was…
Author: Nathan Colquhoun
In New Orleans
It’s 11:45 back in Ontario and it’s 10:45 here in New Orleans. We made it safe and in 21 hours, which isn’t too bad at all. It was a lot of driving but with five…
Gone
Tonight we leave, in about 20 minutes for New Orleans. Pray for us. We are gone for a week, I have no idea if I will have net access there or not to keep this…
The Daily Scribe
Today marks the official launch of The Daily Scribe. It’s a collection of the ‘best religious blogs on the planet.’ With feature blogs and specific posts from all different kinds of walks of faith whether…
The Kingdom: An Inconvenient Truth
Tonight Rachel and I went to see An Inconvenient Truth with Al Gore. It was a documentary sort of film with most of the footage being taken at a presentation he was doing in front…
I Want To Be More Like Lucas Goodyear
I live with three children. I’ve never really lived with children before unless you consider the boys at apartment 109 children. The oldest boy, middle child, Lucas Goodyear, who is six years old, has his…
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When I was home last week it was July 04 when the Americans do their big thing. Since I missed the Canadian fireworks by a few minutes I thought I would go with my Sarnia…
Off to New Orleans
In light of the craziness that has been going on in New Orleans with the hurricanes and floods and all other sorts of natural and unnatural disasters that have struck the area a few friends…
Animated Jesus
This is unbelievable. I can’t believe people do this kind of stuff. An animated Jesus saying “Hey, its me, Jesus.” It’s even worse that this is a ministry for youth. I found this site via…
Links for July 10, 2006
Andrew linked to a special that CBC did on Benny Hinn. I watched this about a year ago and thought it was really well done. I didn’t know it was on the internet, so here…
Links for July 07, 2006
I am part of a new blog project called Religious Imagery in Culture. It is pretty self explanatory and there should be some good stuff on there. I never posted much on the other photoblog…
Photo Update
Well this week/end has been going as expected. We got Pernell and his family all moved in and I’m set snug in his basement and then I cam home yesterday to help move Joe into…
Long Weekend
This isn’t just a long weekend because of its name. I live with the Goodyears and we moved houses yesturday. We moved from up on the mountain (big hill) here in Hamilton to downtown. The…
Links for June 29, 2006
Phil Nellis has an interesting post here about how ideas have left being in the context of relationship. This is really interesting, you need to read it. It’s only a short post. ———————– All dogs…
Responding to “Time to Bring Prayer Back In Schools”
The letter below is written in response to this letter in which Shaun Antle responds to my letter on prayer in schools. To Shaun, and all that support his letter. I’m going to try and…
Responses to my Letter
Shaun Antle has written a reply in the paper also to my letter to the editor about prayer in schools. For those of you that don’t know, I grew up with Shaun at Bethel where…
The Bell City Chase (Why I Can’t Walk)
I’ll attach pictures soon… My lovely and wonderful girlfriend Rachel and myself had an adventurous weekend. She posted about it here. You see, Rachel is absolutely obsessed with the Amazing Race, you know the one…
Two Kinds of Obedience
Tonight while the kids were running around the FRWY I overheard Lucas, yes he’s six and has his own blog, try to get out of his responsibility. He was simply playing with a toy and…
Free Microsoft Software
Because Joe is a good guy and people obviously love him, a lady that works at Microsoft in Calgary recently donated TONS of Microsoft software to use for theStory. You can read his post about…
Where Laughter Builds Relationships
There is one thing I’ve noticed especially since I’ve been here in Hamilton lately and that is how much humour can change how someone feels. I think a lot of times we underrate humour as…