What’s next for roeminations…
November 23, 2008
I’m not really sure, but I’m thinking about it. I’m convinced that Roeminations has a good purpose, a place for blogging and communication about all things ministry here at Southminster. I’ve pondered what it means to blog personally here, and part of that is the reason for the radio silence these past several months.
I’ve decided to bring back a personal blog which I call kairosblog. There I’ll blog about my own perspective on faith, culture, ethics, media, love, you name it. Here I’ll blog about things pertinent to this community of faith. Sometimes those will overlap, and I might crosspost or refer to one blog or the other.
I think this will be a way for me to keep the two worlds clear while allowing an important distinction of purpose. But Roeminations really ought to continue. Here’s to me working on that…
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Chad Andrew Herring :: creature of dust :: child of God :: husband of 9 years :: 
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November 23rd, 2008 at 12:26 pm
Your post raises an interesting question for me about something many bloggers do in compartmentalizing our blogging. I recall advice being given back when I started blogging about having a focus for my blog, and suggesting that successful blogs stay on their identified focus.
But I keep wondering whether this compartmentalization contributes to a kind of fragmenting of the person. And I wonder why it seems sensible to me that people who care enough to read about certain aspects of my life and interests, and are not interested in other aspects of my life, might consider themselves inconvenienced if I blogged about it all in one place.
Anyhow, I am glad kairosblog is returning and am looking forward to it.