Send BabyBlue to Lambeth

An invitation has been extended from across the Big Pond to cover the Lambeth Conference in Canterbury. I have finally said yes and booked my flight.

Of course, it's down to the wire and I've been praying up a storm over the past few months if I should go to Lambeth and cover it as I have other church gatherings, General Conventions, House of Bishops meetings, Diocesan Councils - the usual - over the past fifteen years. Rang up the trusty Travel Agent yesterday and nearly lost my lunch over the price of the airfare, though. Wow. But here we go.

If Cafe patrons - liberal and conservative alike - think it's a good idea to send me to Lambeth to blog from sunrise to sunset - and beyond, would you consider clicking the button below?

My hope and prayer is to do what I've done at other meetings - try as best as I can to tell the story of what I see and hear and learn and to do it in a way that may help you feel like you are there. What I hope to do is to help get the true story out, as best as I can. That is my goal.

I'll be doing regular live blogging, video casting, posting photos, YouTube videos, interviews, and podcasting as I have in the past.

So there you are - the button to donate at PayPal is below and I'll put this button over in the links column as well. If you'd like to send BabyBlue to Lambeth, whatever you'd like to give is greatly appreciated - please know that. Please feel free to post your comments and if you have any questions, please also feel free to e-mail me at BabyBlueAnglican@aol.com.

But even more than that - please pray. Greater is He than is in us then he that is in the world. Or on the plane. I pledge to serve you as best as I can, you wonderful, wonderful people who drop by the Cafe, with all your thoughts, your ideas, your passion for life, for the Church, for Jesus - and sometimes even for Bob Dylan. Thank you for making this place a unique spot on the Anglican front. I learn so much from all of you.

I do hope you will join me - at least here at the Cafe - at Lambeth. To God be the glory.

Yes, I want to send
BabyBlue to Lambeth

UPDATE: I've sent in my press credential forms - so we're getting ready. I've covered four out of five General Conventions and the House of Bishops meeting in New Orleans from the press room. Right now I plan to fly into London and take a bus (rather than a train) to Canterbury. I'll be traveling with a copy of Jack Kerouac's On The Road. Don't you know that "God is Pooh Bear," as Kerouac writes, but He sure can get bounced down the stairs a lot.