Okay, nerdy people, the final version of my Fall 2010 schedule is up and available in my sidebar.
Sorry for falling behind on responding to comments and other discussions around the Web. We just got back from our trip to Washington state yesterday morning (I went 32 hours without any sleep), my classes started last [...]

My ST 5102 (Theology II: Christ, Man, Sin & Salvation) paper is due on Wednesday, May 12 with the final being held the same day. I’m aiming to have my CH 8000 (Christianity in Colonial America) classwork in by Tuesday, May 11—yes, I am quite the slacker for putting it off for this long—and my [...]

I have drafts of my schedules for the remainder of my graduate degree.
Notes on my Fall 2010 schedule:

Three of my four professors are egalitarians.
I’m taking an independent study reading class on Mormon studies, currently putting together a curriculum for it. I’ve cribbed some syllabi from the Claremont Graduate School of Religion Mormon studies courses to [...]

Day 7 – Thursday
We drove north to Centerville to help with a church plant there called The Bridge Community. Currently the church is just a small group of families meeting in the pastor’s house. We went around door-to-door handing out fliers advertising the services and Bible studies there, so I guess I got a little [...]

Day 5 – Tuesday
On Tuesday morning, we got up and drove out to Salt Lake City to Sandra Tanner’s bookstore. I interviewed her for a paper I’m working on for one of my classes.
Then we headed to Cafe Rio for lunch. I had been prodding the group to try the food while we were out [...]

Here is a summary of what has happened on my Utah trip for Days 1-4 (future summaries forthcoming):
Day 1 – Friday

An interesting scenario took place on our airplane trip out here. Alicia and I were sitting in Aisle 19 Seats E & F (middle and window). A woman from New York was sitting in Seat [...]

A general outline of what I’ll be doing in Utah when I arrive next Friday. If anyone in the Happy Valley / Salt Lake City area is desperate to meet me face-to-face, now’s your chance.
Friday March 5
Arrive in SLC
Meet at office
Drop off stuff at host homes
6:30 pm Dinner at McKinneys
8:30-10:00 pm Serve at Bowl for [...]

I feel like I’ve been fairly neglectful of this blog (and neglectful of blog comments here) lately. Here’s what’s been keeping me busy though:

I’m working on a paper proposal for the 2010 Conference on Faith and History biennial conference. I don’t want to tip my hand on the subject of my proposal, but it will [...]

CH 8455 ~ Working through Jesus in Beijing: How Christianity is Transforming China and Changing the Global Balance of Power by David Aikman (2006).
CH 9000 ~ Reading The Fire Spreads: Holiness and Pentecostalism in the
American South by Randall J. Stephens (2008). Still finishing Righteous Discontent by Higgenbotham from last week (it wasn’t required of me [...]

This may become  a permanent [lame] feature on my blog so long as I’m in school. It screams “I’m desperate for content but too lazy to write anything original, so I’ll just blog about the boring stuff that I’m doing day in and day out.” Then again, someone out there may actually be interested to [...]