Fr. Greg Goebel, Canon to the Ordinary for the Anglican Diocese of the South, is the founder, editor, and contributing writer of Anglican Pastor (www.anglicanpastor.com), an online source of articles and reflections whose goal is to
“…explain Anglican experience, and provide the Anglican Pastor’s perspective on worship, faith, and life. Writers for this site are active Anglican priests, and the focus and scope of the material is based on experience in the parish.
Anglican Pastor started from the thought that writing for the parish could be shared with others, so that it might be useful outside of the parish. The first site was “Rector’s Notes” which then became Anglican Pastor. Even though it began with one writer, it has evolved into a team writer approach. We always write from the pastoral perspective, but we choose various topics and areas. We also invite contributing and guest writers from time to time.
We hope this is a site you can use and share with new Anglicans, or anyone who wants to hear about our way of being Christian” (excerpted from http://www.anglicanpastor.com/about).
Canon Greg+ has graciously offered to host First Blessings on Anglican Pastor. Beginning on 13 October, previously published posts will appear on Anglican Pastor, one each day for 13 days. Following that, I plan to post twice monthly, God willing.
As Canon to the Ordinary, Fr. Greg+ was instrumental in shepherding me through the discernment and ordination process. It is a blessing to me to continue our association in this new way.
I invite you to join me at Anglican Pastor. I have always found the writing there to be theologically and pastorally rich and helpful.
I also plan to maintain the separate First Blessings site for those rare occasions when I wish to post an article that might not be in keeping with the ethos of Anglican Pastor or the interests of its readers. Frankly, I cannot imagine what that would be, but you never know.
Blessings.
I’ve been enjoying your posts on Anglican Pastor. I’m looking forward to your future contributions. Grace and Peace to You.