Not Counting Women and Children (2010) Week 1

"Words do not disappear." So begins Megan McKenna's Not Counting Women and Children. As we begin our look at some neglected stories from the Bible, at words on the printed page and at words that pour out from within us, may we do so asking the Spirit to open our ears, our hearts and our minds so that we can hear the gospel as we have never heard it before. I look forward to your entries. Namaste.

Reflection on Reading Assignment

I hope you have enjoyed reading your book this quarter. I look forward to reading your reflections. Please do not summarize the book. Present your thoughts and insights on the text. Happy postings! Peace.

Who Moved My Cheese?

Welcome back everyone! I know this is the post you've all been waiting for. Please share your reflections on Who Moved My Cheese. Your reflections should be substantially longer than those for Not Counting Women and Children. Happy posting! Peace.

Not Counting Women and Children Week 8

Hello everybody! It's nice to see some of you back online. Well, we've made it. This week's reflection is the last one of the semester and the final post for Megan Mckenna's Not Counting Women and Children. We are looking at Chapter 9: Jerusalem and the Afterword. I look forward to reading your reflections and I hope your time with the text has been fruitful. Peace.

Not Counting Women and Children Week 7

Hello everyone. This week's post will focus on both Chapters 7 and 8. Enjoy your reading, your reflecting and your weekend. See you all on Monday. Peace.

Not Counting Women and Children Week 6

Greetings again. If you think this post is early, it is. For those of you who are ahead in the book you can now post your reflections on Chapter 6. Just a reminder: Next week we will be reading both Chapters 7 & 8. That's 2 Chapters in one week. Peace.

Not Counting Women and Children Week 5

Welcome back everyone! I hope your Thanksgiving was restful and full of family fun. This week we are looking at Chapter 5. I will keep this post short so that you can begin your reflections. Happy blogging. Peace.