You may contact the author of this blog at this email address:

idealist (at) stillhaventfound (dot) org

Alternatively, you can just leave a comment here.

The author welcomes your email and is always excited to communicate with new friends from all over the world!

6 Responses to “Contact”

  1. AhKeng13 Says:

    Hey, I like your writing style esp those parts on christianity.

    Keep blogging ya! glad to find another inspirational blog thru TCI.

  2. Katja Says:

    Nice site and interesting ideas over church, life, world issues, Christ and Love.
    May you continue to experience Grace and your path be sweet.

    The Father Bless You

    Katja
    Belgium - Brussels
    Member of : http://www.vineyard-brussels.be/EnglishSide/homeE.htm

  3. Erna Atkins from Chicgo, IL USA Says:

    Hi SHF! I just wanted to give you the address of a blog I just created. It’s not as advanced as yours, but it’s a good outlet for me. Enjoy!

    http://trulyamazinggrace.blogspot.com/

    Erna

  4. Monte Lee Rice Says:

    Hi Stillhaventfound,

    I saw your comment the other day on blogpastor site. Yes, I remember you. And yes, I am blogging some. Incidentally, I just was visiting your website. It’s now even more seminal than the last time I saw it! I’ve decided to put your site on my own perichorus blogroll (http://perichorus.wordpress.com ). The reason being is that it seems to symbolically parallel many of the themes and concerns which perichorus is evolving towards, or touching on.

    Blessings to you

    Monte

  5. Marc Says:

    You have a cool blog with very objective views!

  6. bong Says:

    Honestly speaking, I think it’s God’s grace that brought me to your website. As I read through your posts, I cannot not stop nodding my head in agreement to what you have written about what Christians need to do as I have been researching on progressive, liberal churches and denominations in the US. Praying for the day where we have churches that are less legalistic and more progressive.

    Would dearly wish that we can have conversations of this sort in the future. Life as a moderate, progressive Christian (ok, despite not liking labels myself but this is really the best that I can describe my beliefs) can be tough especially with so much of shouting and condemnation done by the Christian community.

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