New Wilmington Mission Conference

After some of my recent rants and suggestions about how the PCUSA has been using RSS on its website, I have to give them props for highlighting a link to the page with their RSS feeds on their home page.  While I don't know that my comments had anything to do with it, the denomination is clearly trying to showcase its feeds.  ...

I'm still not entirely thrilled with the tone my last few posts about RSS and the Presbyterian Church (USA).  I think the last one was pretty accurate, but it still left a bad taste in my mouth.  I hope to contrast those posts with some suggestions.  Almost each one has the purpose of making it easier for people to get their ...

I've subscribed to the PCUSA New RSS feed again (I now have 3 PCUSA RSS subscriptions in my reader from the last 3-6 months).  I'm really excited about the site integrating RSS, especially this feed of missionary letters, but I can't figure out how to subscribe to it or integrate it into the site.  They do a great job ...

Two and a half days after my RSS rant, I found feeds on the PCUSA website.  They're just buried really deep and a bit of a pain to subscribe to.  Most websites just includes a link to the feed.  That way, you can click on it to view the feed or right-click and copy its location and paste it into your viewer.  The PCUSA site ...

It's driving me crazy that I can't find Christian websites with RSS! What is RSS?  Google calls it "your inbox for the web." RSS is a technology used to help find out what's new on your favorite websites without having to visit each one and look at every page to see what's new. I use Google Reader and keep track ...