2010 Convention of the LCMS

In general, I keep my denomination's state of being off of my blog. The blog is to expound on the positive aspects of Lutheranism and not to dwell on conflict, politics, etc.

That being said, if you are interested in my opinions on the 2010 Convention Workbook for the Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod, you can check out my facebook page.

Another benefit to this is that Iggy's facebook friends automatically receive updates to their wall.

When requesting facebook friendship, please add a note to the effect of "I read your blog," so I have some idea as to why you are sending the request.

Introducing WorshipConcord

Here is the discription of WorshipConcord from the blog.

WorshipConcord is a resource for worship leaders, lay and ordained. It is a “go-to” place for acquiring the necessary tools to make worship choices that are good for the church. It is a safe place for asking questions, sharing resources, and discussing each other’s work in a non-threatening way.

The goal of WorshipConcord is twofold:

● to promote harmony by fostering respect between those who appreciate different worship forms, and . . .

● to equip worship leaders with the tools they need to evaluate contemporary forms for use in the local congregation.

The most recent posts feature "Chemnitz on Traditions" (so far there are 11 posts in this series) and "My Favorite Thanksgiving Hymns" (four posts in this series).

Thanks to All for Hymn's Facebook follower Micah, who also follows WorshipConcord on Facebook.  I found this blog by clicking on his icon.

You, too, can check out All for Hymn on Facebook and become a follower!

While you are there, check out WorshipConcord's Facebook page as well.

If you know of other worship or music blogs of note, please drop the link in any comment box.

All for Hymn: Now on Facebook!

If you are interested in following this blog through Facebook, you can do that here.

Also, you can be Iggy's "Facebook Friend" by clicking here.

Thanks to Southern Lutheran Kantor, who invited me to follow his own blog, I was able to figure this one out.  You can follow his blog through Facebook here.

Those of you who feature hymnody on your own blog, there are only two networked blogs on Facebook listed under the "hymnody" tag, so if you are hooked in with Facebook you can probably connect your blog as well.  As you register, it will ask you to type in three words that describe your blog.  If you make one of them "hymnody" you're blog will show up with Southern Lutheran Kantor and All for Hymn in that tag.