Compassion International

Sculpture from outside Compassion International the agency tackling poverty with children throughout the world. (Colorado Springs.)

97.5 heartland fm radio play

Hi all
here is the play list for Tuesday 22 July 2008 at 10.00 on Heartland FM>

Heartland FM programme list

Here is the list of songs for Tuesday nights programme. I hope you can join me 10.00 pm 24 June 2008.

We will be listening to Lou Fellinghams new release "Promised land."

Heartland FM

What this world needs Casting Crowns

One more round Barlowgirl

You are good Better than life

tears of the saints Leeland

Beautifal King Michael Neale

Promised land Lou Fellingham

Spinning Lou Fellingham

Highly exalted Robin Mark

Celebrate Oslo Gospel choir

Heart of worship

For you I live Resurrection life church

The debt I owe Shirley Caesar

God immortal Lou Fellingham

Where everybody is somebody John Francis

Baptists in Helmsdale in the 16th century

I have been informed that a book published in November 2007 indicates that as well as baptist being in Leith, Ayr and Perth at the time of Cromwell, that there is a strong case that English baptists were in Helmsdale at a garrison around 1650.

I would appreciate any information that would tell us a bit more about these soldiers in the North of Scotland... 200 years before the disruption.

This is the picture I am using as a desktop pic. Its Golspie in Sutherland.

Firefox 3

I wasnt there for day one but I am delighted with this upgrade.

link to firefox 3

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Firefox 3

Firefox 3 is available for free download.

Batch processing

If I can get back to blogging a bit more frequently then I would want to batch my processing like others. Even in a work situation I would batch process.

1 Do all the telephone calls out in a time block.
2 read the feeds at a block time.
3 Allocate thinking time in a period of time during the week.

Great to be organised?


What other batch processing can be done
Church rotas for all organisations?

Willow creek turn around

After modeling a seeker-sensitive approach to church growth
for three decades, Willow Creek Community Church now plans to gear its weekend
services toward mature believers seeking to grow in their faith.

The change comes on the heels of an ongoing four-year research
effort first made public late last summer in Reveal: Where Are You?, a
book coauthored by executive pastor Greg Hawkins. Hawkins said during an annual
student ministries conference in April that Willow Creek would also replace its
midweek services with classes on theology and the Bible. More details here.

Lou Fellingham's second album "Promised land" is out now.
I plan to play a few tracks on Heartland FM in a few weeks.