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What Next for Kouya Chronicle?

by Eddie 31.07.2010
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I’ve been considering making a few changes to Kouya Chronicle and I wondered what you, my reader, think about them. Should we change the look? Over time the layout has become rather cramped and I wonder whether I should change the theme and get rid of some of the side-bar content. What about the title? [...]

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Whither Christian Blogging?

by Eddie 08.07.2010

At first sight, blogging seems easy. You set up a blog and then write down a few random thoughts along with a few links and Bob’s your mother’s brother. Actually, it isn’t as easy as all that; coming out with regular thought provoking posts is actually very hard work. For the most part, the best [...]

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Social Media and the Trinity

by Eddie 03.07.2010

I always find Gary’s Rather Sad Blog to be thoughtful, and not at all sad. His latest post is a fascinating reflection on the Trinity and Social Media. I thoroughly recommend that you give it a read, but here is a short sample to give you an idea of what he is saying. We are [...]

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Wycliffe Bible Translators UK Blogs

by Eddie 29.12.2009

A number of my colleagues are regular bloggers. However, I deliberately excluded them from my list of blogs of the year for fear of risking friendship and working relationships. Here is a list of Wycliffe UK members who have blogs, taken from Wycliffe Bible Translators own blog. Andrew and Clare Koens Clarke and Alison Rice [...]

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Best Kouya Chronicle Blog Posts of the Year

by Eddie 29.12.2009

I thought I’d allow myself a touch of narcissism and work out which was my favourite post from Kouya Chronicle. Actually, in looking back over the last year’s production, I was struck by how much of what I have posted is rather forgettable. That being said, there  is some good stuff amidst rubble. My list [...]

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Blog of the Year

by Eddie 29.12.2009

Is it just me, or has blogdom become rather boring of late? There are lots of blogs out there, but very rarely do I come across anything that makes me leap out of my seat in sheer joy and wonderment. More and more I come across Christian blogs which fall into one or more of [...]

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Blogging Code of Conduct

by Eddie 14.02.2009

It really is high time we developed a Christian ethic of blogging. Bad temper is bad temper even in the apparent privacy of your own hard drive and harsh and unjust words when released into the wild, rampage around and do real damage. And as for the practice of saying mean and untrue things behind [...]

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Links to Us

by Eddie 10.01.2009

It’s always nice when someone links to this blog in general or to one of the articles here. It shows that what we are doing is appreciated by others and also brings more traffic to the site. You can always tell when one of the more popular blogs has linked to us because we get [...]

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Bible and Mission: The Blog

by Eddie 08.01.2009

Tim Davey of Redcliffe College has an interesting blog, though he doesn’t post very often. You can take a look here.

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Blogs of the Year

by Eddie 02.12.2008

At the end of this year, I find myself regularly reading about fifty blogs, which is a signfificant increase on last year. For the most part, I just skim them in Google reader, but from time to time I find something really worth reading. Sadly, I also find a lot that is not worth reading [...]

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Blogging in Africa

by Eddie 09.11.2008

If you are an African based blogger, or would be blogger (indeed, if you live anywhere with poor bandwidth) you should take a look at Maneo a blogging system devised specifically for Africa. The reason for developing a new blogging system is simple: “We travel quite a bit and I found that anything hosted in [...]

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More on the Conference

by Eddie 07.11.2008

People who follow David Ringer’s excellent The Translation Beat blog may be wondering why he has not posted for a number of months. This picture of him during one of our outdoor meetings this week may give a clue to his level of activity. Another blogger who has been at our meetings is Heather Pubolls, [...]

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