Kirkepiscatoid

Everyone's life changes.  Mine is no exception.

When I started this blog in 2006, blogging was relatively new, and I was relatively new to the Episcopal Church.  I had many questions and few answers that gave me comfort.  This blog became a wonderful spiritual gift to me--opening me up to many avenues within the Episcopal Church, particularly any of us who had any affiliation to what I lovingly call "God's Rainbow Tribe."  We were all loud, proud--and a little bit cloaked.

The big uncloaking came in 2008, when we all found each other on Facebook and, later, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat--and there will be more.

When I started this blog, I had this notion that I would simply live out my days as the beloved pathology professor and local hospital pathologist, on my 35 acres of heaven in rural northeast Missouri.

God has a funny way of messing with plans like that.

It is now late September 2015, I no longer teach medical school pathology, I only work as a hospital pathologist two days a week, and I am in the process  towards Holy Orders.  I am the same person showcased in this blog, and I'm not the same person showcased in this blog.  But the reality is, it's time to pull up my tent stakes and move to a new blogging adventure.

As many of us do when we aren't sure where we're going, we find temporary digs.  For now, for at least 30 weeks, my new blogging home is here, and please visit when you can.  I'll probably create a more permanent blog after that, and I'll definitely leave a trail of bread crumbs from there.

Thank you for sharing a piece of my world with me.

"Glory to God whose power, working in us, can do infinitely more than we can ask or imagine:  Glory to him from generation to generation in the church, and in Christ Jesus for ever and ever.  Amen."