One of the interesting things about web design is the number of fields into which it reaches.
It's been a week now since our dear Neighbors Abbey "officially" ended. Kiera and I were part of this faith community for the last couple of years, and recently the circumstances of many folks involved with it made it such that it couldn't continue in the capacity that it had, and so it ended as an official church. Now, we've been through the endings of churches that we loved before.
Like most designers on the web, I mourned at the news of the death of Steve Jobs.
One of the defining things about the experience of reading online is that it is completely impossible to read everything, or even everything that would be interesting to any specific person.
I didn't plan on writing about 9/11 this year. I wrote about it last year (and in 2001, linking to the article I tracked down last year, though my thoughts from back then are lost in a Comic Sans archive of messiness), and I assumed I wouldn't have more to say this year. But while I still believe that the September 2001 article I reposted from the vocalist of Ballydowse is the best response to the event, I think there are words to be said about our national response since then, and it is those I decided to give attention to.
As I expected, I've been learning a lot about baby products the past several months, and how they are designed.
Recently, the fine folks at Homebrewed Christianity started asking guests, and also listeners, to talk about the biggest challenge facing American religion.
As you may know, Google has opened up limited access to its new social network, Google Plus.
As you may know, my wife and I recently had our first child, a daughter.
I became a father the other day. It's all quite surreal, still, so I'm really not sure what to think about it in any immediate sense.
Jonathan Stegall is a web designer and emergent / emerging follower of Jesus currently living in Atlanta, seeking to abide in the creative tension between theology, spirituality, design, and justice.
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