Pyromaniacs: New-Look <i>Pulpit</i> Blog Debuts Tomorrow

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04 September 2006

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New-Look Pulpit Blog Debuts Tomorrow

by Phil Johnson

ulpit Magazine was originally the online house organ of The Shepherds' Fellowship. Its content was available only to Fellowship Members. Last year, the Fellowship launched "Pulpit Live," adapting some of Pulpit's content to a blog format. That blog has been updated about once or twice a week since the first week of March.

Message for you, sir.

Message for you, sir.

But starting tomorrow, the Pulpit blog will re-launch with a new look, new format, new contributors, and daily updates. The team of contributors, headed by John MacArthur, will include mainly pastors and church leaders affiliated with The Shepherds' Fellowship. Nate Busenitz, known to PyroManiacs readers from the excellent "Faith and Practice" blog, will manage the blog's content and design. (Nate also happens to be the Executive Director of the Shepherds' Fellowship, and the blog is his brainchild.)

The new blog format will enable the Fellowship to deliver more of its content to a wider audience. All regular readers of PyroManiacs are welcome—even encouraged—to read and participate in the discussion over at Pulpit.

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4 Comments:

chamblee54:: "All regular readers of PyroManiacs are welcome—even encouraged—to read and participate in the discussion over at Pulpit."
Those are dangerous words.; 3:30 PM, September 04, 2006
pilgrim:: Looks good to me...; 3:43 PM, September 04, 2006
Fred Butler:: Are they going to keep the crack pots posting in the combox from slandering John and Grace without challenge?

Curious

Fred; 6:18 AM, September 05, 2006
Phil Johnson:: Fred:

It's your job to answer the crackpots. Didn't Nathan explain that to you yet?; 8:01 AM, September 05, 2006

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