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Screeds and creeds: blogging on faith

 

IN THE NORTHEAST
• Massachusetts Institute of Technology graduate student researcher Cameron Marlow is researching the dynamics of idea diffusion through blogs. Contact 617-253-5127, cameron@media.mit.edu.
• Known as a co-author of the best-selling business book The Cluetrain Manifesto: The End of Business as Usual (Perseus, 2000), David Weinberger most recently wrote Small Pieces Loosely Joined: A Unified Theory of the Web (Perseus, 2002), which describes the World Wide Web as a new system for providing information and for humans working together. He lives in the Boston area. Contact 617-738-8323, self@evident.com.
• David Heddle is a nuclear physicist and youth worker who blogs He Lives in Hollis, N.H. He is a moderator of the Apologia blog group at blogs4god. Contact 603-886-0151, heddle@fbyg.org.

IN THE EAST
• Tom Kreitzberg, a Catholic in Silver Spring, Md., blogs at Disputations and Praying the Post. Contact capaxdei@post.com.
Peter Johnstone is a New York artist and Buddhist who blogs at Revelator.org. Contact 917-501-4120, pjohnst@revelator.org.
• Chuck Holton is a stockbroker in Damascus, Md., and his book A More Elite Soldier: Pursuing a Life of Purpose (Multnomah, 2003), explores his years as an elite Army Ranger and his Christian faith. His blog is Mission4Me.
• Jon W. Anderson teaches anthropology at Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C., and is a co-editor of New Media in the Muslim World: The Emerging Public Sphere (Indiana University Press, 2003). Contact 202-319-5999 (office), 202-319-5080 (department), anderson@cua.edu.

IN THE SOUTHEAST
• Mark Byron blogs from an evangelical Christian perspective in central Florida. Contact byronm@warner.edu.
• William Sims Bainbridge is deputy director of the Division of Information and Intelligent Systems at the National Science Foundation in Arlington, Va. He has published extensively on religion, sociology and cyberspace. Contact 703-292-7470 (office), 703-292-8930 (department), wbainbri@nsf.gov.

IN THE SOUTH
• Steve Beard is the vice president of Good News, the Wilmore, Ky.,-based evangelical reform movement within United Methodism, and he maintains Thunderstruck, a religiously eclectic blog and digest of news on religion and popular culture. Contact 859-858-4661, steve@goodnewsmag.org.
• Kevin Fritts is a Wilmore, Ky., web designer who converted from evangelical Protestantism to Orthodox Christianity. He blogs at Decimation and Reconstruction.

IN THE MIDWEST
• Andrew Chen is a graduate student in computer science at Michigan State University in East Lansing, Mich., whose blog AndrewSW.com includes the section "Religion, Philosophy and the Nature of Truth." Contact 517-353-6906.
• Amy Welborn is a Catholic who has written eight books and who blogs in northern Indiana. Contact amywelborn@yahoo.com.
• Andrew Careaga has written three books and follows trends on religion and the Internet. He blogs at bloggedyblog. Contact 573-341-4183, Andrew@kregel.com.

IN THE SOUTHWEST
• Douglas Groothuis teaches at Denver Seminary and has written extensively on evangelical Christianity and culture, including The Soul in Cyberspace (Wipf and Stock Publishers, 1999). Contact 303-762-6895, douglas.groothuis@denverseminary.edu.
• Eric Siegmund blogs The Fire Ant Gazette from Midland, Texas, and describes himself as a conservative, born-again Christian. Contact info@ericsiegmund.com.
The Thinklings is an evangelical Christian group blog on religion and culture. Many of its contributors live in Texas.

IN THE WEST/NORTHWEST
Brad Boydston is pastor of Cornerstone Covenant Church in Turlock, Calif., who blogs at blog.boydston.us. Contact 209-667-6768, brad@boydston.us.
• Al-Muhajabah is a 30-year-old American convert to Islam in the Seattle area who is studying to be a paralegal and who keeps three blogs. The blog veiled4Allah links to other Muslim blogs. Contact webmaster@muhajabah.com.
• Jordon Cooper, pastor of Lakeland Community Church in Spiritwood, Saskatchewan, Canada, blogs at www.jordoncooper.com. He says he recently received insulting email and pornographic spam in response to his posted opinions about gay marriage. Contact him at the church, 306-668-1308, coop@jordoncooper.com.
• Justin Baeder is starting Seattle Metro Church. His blog is Radical Congruency. Contact 206-325-0663, justin@BaederResources.com.



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