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conversatio fide
Conversations of faith - that's what that means. It's a new podcast that Aaron Klinefelter (of Vineyard Central in Cincinnati) and I are doing. It was birthed in Aaron and we started talking about it, then it just went from there. Anyway, a podcast is like a little internet radio show - sort of. We record interviews/conversations with people, make mp3 files out of them, and post them to this Conversatio blog where they can be read into a podcasting RSS feed aggregator (check out that link and it will explain more). OK, I barely know what that means, but you can go to the site and get the mp3s to listen to - interesting stuff.
And if you are a vbcc-er and haven't joined the blog yet, go for it - don't be skurred. If you have any reflections about our community, what we're doing or thinking about, post them. That's what it's here for - so people can see what we're going through together. That's it for now. Pax vobiscum.
| posted by + Alan | 1:34 PM |
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