Bumper Stickers, T Shirts, Culture Wars
Conversation at the Edge is a blog community that evolved out of the Ebay Atheist project. We wanted to broaden the conversation past Atheists vs/&/or Christians to include anyone with beliefs or wihtout beliefs. The CatE slogan is becoming better human beings one conversation at a time. The blog host is Helen Mildenhall an ex evangelical and almost an atheist who wisely and deftly leads some very interesting and provocative conversations.

By Eliza, non believer/ MD
“I’m interested in how some people display their beliefs on bumperstickers and message T-shirts, even tattoos, and also subtler methods like message jewelry. These things seem minor but they may actually be major pokes-in-the-side in the “culture wars.”
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The Marginalized Church
Bruce Logue served in traditional ministries for 35 years, and is now planting a church in Merced, California. He has a Bachelor’s Degree in Bible and a Masters Degree in counseling. He is a member of the Chamber of Commerce and Playhouse Merced Boards of Directors, and offices at Starbucks. He also hosts the Ordinary Attempts Blog

By Bruce Logue, pastor/networker
“When I tell someone at a city function that I am a pastor who is starting a new church in town, you can see their wheels turning. Most are too polite to tell you what they’re thinking, but you know anyway. “What is a pastor doing here?” is the big question”
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Lets Rate Churches
Peter Walker is a Spiritual Formation student at George Fox Seminary & freelance writer, Peter attempts to re-dream Christianity by any means necessary: discipleship, teaching, dramatics, creative writing & downright emotional provocation. Toward that end Peter hosts the Church Rater Blog where you can see your church through their eyes. See how other churches were rated.

By Peter Walker banker/ student/ provocateur
“I was talking on the phone today with Todd (not only an internet guru, but a very progressive pastor and thinker!) and he asked if I had a vision for what ChurchRater would DO.
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