Kester Brewin

Tag: Technology

  • Wikiklesia: Voices from the Virtual World

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    I am really pleased to have been able to contribute a chapter to a great new book: ‘Voices from the Virtual World’. It’s been put together under the umbrella of ‘Wikiklesia’, which is a collaborative publishing project. "Voices of the Virtual World explores the growing influence of technology on the global Christian church. In this…

  • iPhone Launches Mass Transit Revival

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    Is there anything this thing can’t do? Apparently now we’ll all be taking the train so we can get more time playing with it… If only 😉 Technorati: Apple | Environment | iPhone | Mass Transit

  • Tales of Two Buildings::Two Cities::The Divine Vision

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    Mika Brzezinski recently refused to lead with a story about P@&i$ Hi%ton over the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. In a similar vein, Wired reported in ‘A Tale of Two Cities‘ that a trawl of the web revealed more interest in the iPhone than the recent triple-attempted bombing on London and Glasgow. Celebrity::Security::Gossip::War :: These…

  • Reflections on Going to Church in Second Life | It’s All About Sex

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    OK, so I went to church. In Second Life. A little late – so that’s pretty much par for regular church – but I wandered around and tried to take the thing in. I didn’t last long. I got forcibly evicted – teleported I guess – for having no clothes on. I tried to give…

  • Come to Church With Me Tomorrow!

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    In Second Life, that is. LifeChurch.tv A few of us are going to check it out. I’ll be KFrank Repine, and Zack’ll be there as Depak Soderstrom. I guess we’ll start true to type and hang around the back first 😉 Service kicks off 5:30pm UK, and that’s 9:30am PDT. See you then. I don’t…

  • Gravity and Grace (2) | Leaving the orbit of a large Mass

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    In the last post, about Herzog’s new(ish) film The Wild Blue Yonder, I mentioned that much of the footage was shot on a Space Shuttle mission. From the haircuts it looks early ’90s. May be even earlier. That or NASA have some serious fashion issues hanging over. Going into space has always been a huge…