Delaware Episcopalians with Blogs
Note: The views expressed on these blogs reflect the bloggers' views only, and, in general, not official policies of the Diocese of Delaware.- The Bishop This Week: The Rt. Rev. Wayne Wright.
- Words from the Crone: 500 words (give or take a few) from the mirror of her 70 years. The Crone is an Episcopal priest who has an old body, a young heart, a deep soul, and is, at last check, sound of mind!
Source of the River: Judith Gregory is on a journey to find the source of the river, the calling that God has set for her, and the possibility of giving thanks. Her journey has taken her to Sudan and she is likely to return.- The Faithful Sceptic by E. Perren Hayes: Some writings by a retired priest.
- Preludium: The Rev. Canon Mark Harris discerns, relies upon, and celebrates the Word of God in the common life of the world.
- New: Resources for Humans: Advice about health, finances, etc. as found and passed on to you from Judith Gregory.
SimonSurmises by Simon Mein: Simon is a biblical scholar/theologian and an expert on the 19th Century Church of England. He is on the staff at All Saints, Rehoboth, where his Bible study class is very popular. - Photo prayers by Danny Schweers: A new photo and prayer is added each week. Churches are encouraged to use these photo prayers in their emailed newsletters.
How, Why to set up a Blog
A weblog, or blog, is usually an on-line diary on the Internet.
The advantage to using Blogger or WordPress or other blog service is that each entry is automatically indexed. On Judi's blog, the index is under her photo. That is, each entry is listed as a link so visitors can easily move from entry to entry.
If indexing isn't important to you, then you can simply add a new page to the your existing website and simply add entries as you please; that is, a headline followed by a paragraph or two with perhaps some photos.
Whichever way you go, begin by thinking out what you want to put in your blog. If the content can be easily described, people will know why to visit your blog. Whichever way you go, other websites, such as this one, can link to your blog.