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Dear Reader, As I mentioned in a previous post , at the beginning of the summer I signed up for the London Fellows Programme, a theology and personal discipleship course being run through a local church.  I'm mostly on track to complete the required pre-reading and will have my first response papers due in mid-September.  Topics thus far have included the person of God (A.W.Tozer's The Knowledge of the Holy ) and the role of God's grace in our salvation (John Piper's Legacy of Sovereign Joy ).   But I'm distracted. I have been through the program handbook, and in a year's worth of reading material (approx. 250 pages a month) there is one article written by a woman.  In the extensive Additional Resources list, there is a single book with a female author. In a study from 2007, the charity TearFund reported that  "Compared with all UK adults (Figure 3c), regular churchgoers are more likely to be: Women (65% compared with 52% of...

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Dear Reader, A few months back, I was browsing around the Internet, looking at one thing and another, and I stopped by the Latimer Minster website.  2012-2013 is the second year that they'll be working with the CS Lewis Foundation to offer the  London Fellows Programme . Look at this book list ; it is very long and has surprisingly little CS Lewis on it... But I'm psyched anyway! And disappointed that so far, I haven't found a single one of these books on the shelves of the public library system.  (They have exactly three books under the "Theology/Doctrinal" heading: Mere Christianity , Basic Christianity , and Honest to God .) But I have a new blogging idea. A couple of years ago, I picked up a book about mind mapping .  I haven't done much with it, but figured if there was ever a time for improved study habits, now is that time.  So, you can expect the occasional mind-map-book-summary from me.... hopefully they improve over time! Yours with ...

It was raining when I arrived at Olympic park, and the wheelchair tennis had been paused.  When the drizzle stopped, volunteers pushed water off the court, and then dried it with blowers and towels. It was a close match but in the end Peter Norfolk (GBR) right, beat Anders Hard (SWE) left.