Doing a bit of research for an article upcoming in the next issue of The Commonspace.org (yes! it lives, people!), ran across the blog for StillSpeaking.org. The "Still Speaking" movement is big in the United Church of Christ denomination right now, and St. Louis' own Bryan Q. Newcomb (whose byline has appeared in the Post and RFT, among others) is the blogger in question, who explores the "intersection of music, pop culture and spirituality."
And that is why the UCC is the kinda church this backslidden Southern Baptist could get with...were she to get with a church.
Posted under People by Amanda Doyle on Tue., Aug 30, 2005 at 11:15 PM
It's Briay with an i, not a y... and why not visit our church some day soon... we're at the corner of Bellevue and Bruno in Maplewood. Most Sundays we offer a cool, come as you are, informal service with a great little pop band at 11:15, and a traditional service with organ and choir at 9:30. This Sunday, Sept. 10, 2006, we have a combined rally day service at 10 am... followed by a picnic at a nearby park... you're always welcome.
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