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Tasmania is a fully sick place. We went there on holidays in April 2007. The blog came along for the journey. Check out the posts to relive the memories: Tassie Tour Journal Day 1; Tassie Tour Journal Day 2; Tassie Tour Journal Day; Tassie Tour Journal Day 4; Tassie Tour Journal Day 5; Tassie Tour Journal Day 6; Tassie Tour Journal Day 7; Tassie Tour Journal Day 8; Tassie Tour Journal Day 9 and Tassie Tour Journal Day 10.
Favourite holiday.
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There are 40,000 teenagers on the Central Coast. Many of my blog posts last year related to ministry amongst teenagers on the Central Coast. Below are 3 of them. There are comments specific to the Central Coast – but I suspect that many of the observations and principles are applicable amongst teenagers in other contexts.
One of my aims this year is to study more of Central Coast teenage culture, in order to better reach it with the good news of Jesus. When I’m not speaking at other youth groups, I’m keen to talk to teenagers at Erina Fair and hopefully get involved in some of the events run by the Youth Centre.
ps – 1 warm fuzzy for naming the 3 former central coast teenagers (ie no longer teens) in the picture. Bonus warm fuzzy for the event…
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Are you sick of life??? Are you EMO??? If you’ve stumbled here via google and have no idea what ‘evangelism’ is… go and check out THIS SITE to find out what Jesus has done to fix this sucky world…
This week is a week of reruns on dave miers dot com. In November 2006 I wrote two posts on Emo Evangelism: Part 1; Part 2. Was I onto something? Do you know of anyone doing good evangelism to those from an ’emo’ sub-culture? Are you a Christian emo… a Cremo?
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The latest in Autumn fashions has just dropped. Introducing: dmdc designs. Here are the first set of t-shirts in the new dmdc series. Stay tuned for more sweet designs to grace the runways of Milan, Paris and Gosford.
The dmdc signature classic:
Don Carson smashed it at College this week each morning in a series of lectures on “Christ and Culture Revisited”. They were very good… keep an eye out on the book. Not familiar with D.A. Carson? Check out some online talks.
Next week: the dave miers dot com/eternal weight of glory week of reruns. I will be away from the computer for much of the week – so get ready for some classic posts. If you can remember or find any of my posts in the archive worth getting a rerun – leave a comment.
3 warm fuzzies up for grabs this week. 1) Town pic taken. 2) Location in town. 3) Year taken. (Limit of 1 warm fuzzy per person)
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