New Media in Faith Education

  The term  Spiritual Formation  may seem deep and mystical. Perhaps it is intimidating. Truth is…it’s simple. It’s not easy, but it is simple. In its most basic form, spiritual formation is the process of cultivating and growing in a loving relationship with God. Let’s take an analogy from our human existence. Unless you were hatched, you have a set of parents. Even if you have never met your biological parents, they still exist, or did when you were conceived. You cannot change that relationship. You are a child and they are your parents, no matter what you do. However, simply being born to a set of parents does not mean that the quality of your relationship is any good. What does it take to have a good, loving, growing, life-giving exchange with your parents? It takes time, effort, commitment, communication, proximity, authenticity, vulnerability, courage, etc. If you don’t work on the relationship, it will get stagnant and possibly die. The same is true in our relatio...

 In my class, New Media in Faith Education, I assigned students to build their final project in Google Sites. We have discovered a problem. Google Sites does not allow for blogging in the traditional sense of the term. Here is a video that shows a work around. Simply create a new blog on blogger.com for free. There is one hickup for Luther Students.