Pasadena Mennonite Church Blogs
Here is a growing list of PMC bloggers and webpages. Feel free to browse there are many treats to be found below. If you go to PMC and want to be added to the list, go to the bottom of this page. Are you interested in getting help with your existing blog or starting a new one? | Click Here.
PMC Bloggers
Camassia the first blogger I found out about at PMC, and she is a very talented one at that. She updates regularly and focuses on theological topics that span issues of politics, culture, and the church.
Holly Hight - Hunger for Justice
Holly’s blog is directed toward hunger and justice issues, she has a striking point of view as she gains much of her knowledge first hand working for Bread for the World.
Emily Daniels - Letters Home
Emily writes as a 9th and 10th grade English teacher, and one who cares deeply for our public education as well as for the students who need it most. She and her husband are both Quakers who attend the mennonite church.
Joy Stefoni - Pied Beauty
Joy focuses much of her attention on feminist issues, anabapstist theology and discussions on Art. She is currently a student in theology at Fuller Seminary.
Associate Pastor Bert Newton - Euangelion
Bert is heavily involved in justice issues and is an associate pastor at the mennonite church. He and his wife live in Pasadena and are a part of Urban Village an intentional community that is a part of PMC.
Chris Spinks - Katagrapho
Chris just finished his PhD in New Testament studies at Fuller Seminary and is interested in hermenuetics and New Testament theology, Katagrapho is his professional blog. He is an avid blogger who keeps a more personal blog with his wife Gail called Ekballo.
Noah Smith - Tasty Niblet
Tasty Niblet is a blog based on humor. Noah and a couple of his friends find “tasty niblets” all over the web that are humorous and share them with their readers: this blog is a real…treat.
Patrick McCullough - kata ton biblon “This is a blog exploring New Testament interpretation from an unabashedly Anabaptist seminarian, while also exposing my own curiosities about the strange journey to academia.”
Bob Nolty - The Bobologue
Sarah and Paul Lapenta Hebblethweite - Homepage
Dayna Olson - Dayna’s Musings
Wess Daniels - Gathering in Light
Owner of this website, he and his wife Emily live in Highland Park.
Lindsey and Aaron Weldon - Well Dones, Lindsey currently works at Fuller while her husband Aaron works toward his Master of Divinity.
Cheryl Smith Cheryl and her family are moving to Zambia, Africa in August 2007 to work with
Mennonite Central Committee. Her blog focuses on family life and will include
perspectives as a development worker in Africa.
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eye view of what it means to live in the Urban Village community. Also
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