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Imagine church with no cobwebs, wooden pews, hymn books, overhead projector, leaking roof, organ fund... or even church building. That's where you are right now. Welcome to St Pixels, the online church where you can meet others, talk about serious and not-so-serious stuff, discuss what you do and don't believe, go to regular services, and join a pioneering worldwide community.

If you're new here and want to find out more, go to our Discover section. If you'd like to register and find out what it's like to join the St Pixels community, click here!. And if you have trouble registering, click here.

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Techies Strike Again

avatar Mark and avatar Gwaelod have been commiserating about the future of the PC, and letting us know, in no uncertain terms, that size does indeed matter.

Mark: The screen is 7", which is quite big enough to work with for short periods and much better than most PDAs manage. I can type fairly comfortably on the keyboard. It runs Xandros, a flavour of Linux, with a default PDA-like 'click on the icon" interface and an option to enable a full-blown desktop.

Gwaelod: Fun to investigate, nice toy, but I can't think what on earth I would do with it outside of this project.

Drop by their blogs if this sort of thing amazes you, and share.

Love, hate and practical christian disunity

Two new topics are up tonight in discuss. Firstly, we can announce the official winner of Doctrine Idol was Love One Another. I love you, you love me, we're a happy family kind of thing. Come and see what people think of the choice.

The natural companion to a discussion on christian love is a discussion on what the Bible says about homosexuality. That's the kind of arena where the whole idea of loving one another seems to be stretched a little by everyone. Will it be any different this time?

Miraculous Healing Reported!

avatar Ange2 has written a marvelous blog regarding how her husband may have been healed from a deathly fear of housework.

Hubby gave me the shock of my life when he willingly gave it a go and then proceeded to tell his cousin, when we met up, how therapeutic ironing is and how wonderful our new steam generator iron is!

Can some men really receive such a healing?

Drop by her blog and share.

They say that God is Love

Number 2 in our list of essential doctrines is God is Love. 97% of gave this doctrine the thumbs up.

Jump into the discussion and explain why the idea is so important, and explore what Christianity might look like without a loving God.

One year of Amazon

Goldfish Stew runs an Amazon.com (for US based members) and an Amazon.co.uk (for UK based members) webstore with all referral fees donated directly to St Pixels.

Both stores have been up and running since May last year, so it seems timely for an update.

In the first 12 months of operation, we've accumulated US$77.11 in referral fees from the US store, and GB£61.52 from the UK store. So if you're thinking of buying something online, don't forget these stores which automatically give us a cut (and if you can't find what you're after, send a PM to Goldfish Stew.)

For more information on our financial resources and ways to help, see here.

Missing: One soapbox...

... but nobody will really notice.

Soapbox was set up as a section to provide a forum for people to share lengthier pieces in discuss without having to pose questions. It was about as popular as a poke in the eye and never really took off.

However, it seems there is still a desire for people to have a place to share essays, sermons, dissertations or just plain muse about issues. So come on over to Opinion - the cunningly renamed soapbox section that isn't a soapbox section...

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