eScriptorium 2010 in review

The stats for 2010 are as follows: Total views: 8184 (2009 was 8030) Top three referrers: ccotten.wordpress.com: 154 facebook.com: 135 google.com: 79 Top 3 posts: Understanding Non-Institutional Churches of Christ: Some Suggestions for First Reads: 1201 Goodbye Charlotte Avenue?: 253 Helpful Lectio Divina quotes: 247 Top 3 search terms: lectio divina: 79 non-institutional Churches of Christ: [...]

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eScriptorium: 2010 New Year’s Resolutions

I’m not a big fan of resolutions.  But I’m game for a little goal-setting for this next year.  On this date last year  I hoped to publish to this blog some research finds, Ice family history, fruits of teaching ministry, and a few eclectic odds and ends.  About the only specific goal I made for myself [...]

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Another archives blog

Keep up with Erin Adams, University Archivist at Freed-Hardeman University, here. Check out the new website for the University Archives here.

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Two Disciples websites, and a reflection on archiving

DisciplesWorld‘s website will change and evolve over the next few months.  Keep up with it all at Verity Jones’ blog here and get connected at the Intersection, a social networking site for Disciples and friends, here.  Change and evolution is the order of the day it seems. It remains to be seen what an archive [...]

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New archives blog

Concordia Historical Institute is the Department of Archives and History of The Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod.  They are now blogging here. Be sure to check them out and especially look through the photos of their new museum and exhibit center.  Next time I’m in St. Louis I want to visit in person.

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blogging in advance, and a garden update from the ice’s

I like the WordPress feature allowing me to set the time of my posts’ publication.  Sometimes the blogging muses charm me and several posts come at once.  Then there are the times when I’m too busy, otherwise occupied or just uninspired.  Too, I like to compose several posts in advance and let them simmer for a [...]

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TSLA Workshop Materials Available

Just added to the Spoken Word page are one presentation and three handouts from yesterday’s workshop.  ——- I spent a few in the reading room after the workshop.  I will post sometime this week another installment in the Dorris Research Unanswered Question series. ——- If you have not already heard about it, check out this article at [...]

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Dorris Research: Unanswered Question 1

When I undertook my Dorris research and decided to blog about it, I intended to use my blog as a means to publish some of what I found yes, but also as a way to solicit aid and assistance.  Already I have been in contact with several people who have found my by way of this blog and others [...]

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escriptorium: new year’s resolutions

Here are a few things I’d like to do here in 2009 (if the Lord wills): –I want to continue (at least be on time…27th of each month) with the ongoing series Explorations in Stone-Campbell Bibliography.  There is quite a bit of unexplored real estate here; I’d also like to generate some research aids (like [...]

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escriptorium 2008 in review

The big news of 2008 for eScriptorium was the change to wordpress from blogger.  I’m still learning all the bells and whistles; the ability to upload doc and pdf files is what I like the best…should I ever actually get around to uploading, that is. The stats for 2008 are as follows: Total views: 3,137 [...]

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