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The author of this scurrilous blog is:

Gordon - currently may or may not be serving as a Baptist pastor [I'm not sure how I keep them fooled].  Has worked in both para-church and local church in a number of countries. Married with an excessive amount of kids and may or may not reside somewhere in QLD, Australia.

Interests outside the usual Christian ones include sport, web 2.0, coffee [married to a barista], current affairs, gadgets, politics, satire. Currently trying to write some books but hasn’t got past the introduction on either.

Is open to lucrative job offers, leaks, inside track information, free stuff and effusive praise.

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1. Jon - January 15, 2008

This site looks really interesting. I’m a Baptist down here in Melbourne and about to start the ordination process. I’m trying to find more Baptist blogs to see what they are saying. Very interesting.

2. Gordon - January 15, 2008

Thanks for dropping by Jon. As part of the new generation of Baptist theological students you have an increasingly complex set of ideas about how to ‘do church’ to grapple with.
Have fun and may you find wisdom! Drop by anytime and comment and forward this URL to other who have a stake in the future development of our churches!

3. Anonymous - August 29, 2008

Tena koe Gordon,

Love the site. Will pop in again soon.

Arohanui,

Joe

ps – living in QLD

4. Anonymous - August 30, 2008

Thanks mate, but my linguistic skills have robbed me of your greetings and salutations. I’m thinking Maori?
If that’s the case can it be that an All Black fan is reading my site?!!!! I will need to adjust my filters!

5. Anonymous - September 1, 2008

Tena koe

hi Gordon,

a testament to the grace of our almighty, that we can truly exist harmonously (be it cyber)

after the recent damage done by the springboks, au is in need of a supportive shoulder.

arohanui, lots of love

joe

6. Anonymous - October 14, 2008

Thanks for the blogs. It isn’t often one comes across a person who is willing to challenge the established way of doing things openly. I enjoy reading what you have to share, and even gets me thinking too!

Keep it up!

7. Gordon - October 14, 2008

Well bless you! Hopefully I spread more honey than vinegar!

8. Kez - July 9, 2009

So how many kids do you consider excessive? Lol

9. Gordon - July 9, 2009

Once you need a Tarago you’re there. Got one?:)

10. Kez - July 9, 2009

Haha! More like a bus! Lol

11. Kez - July 9, 2009

We outgrew a Tarago years ago in our family! =) So ‘fess up – how many?

12. Gordon - July 9, 2009

That would reveal my identity! Between 3 and 7. I do not own a bus.

13. Kez - July 9, 2009

Lol, fair enough. We’ve got 14 in our family so just wondered…lol