WordPress has generously allowed users to make major modifications to their templates in the free hosted version offered at wordpress.com. This is good for me because I didn’t really like the limitations of their templates, but paying for a static template and a few extra features for a Typepad account wasn’t exactly cutting it either.

So today I began the transition. I will be moving my typepad blog, which covers my theology and culture project, over to this wordpress blog. This little blog started as an experiment and exploration of the benefits of wordpress. I kept it hoping that the day would come that the templates could be modified.

And so there are still bits and pieces of the old blog laying around, but things will start looking more and more like a theology blog around here in the near future.

For now I’m going to stick with the Ambiru theme. I like keeping all of the links down below so that the focus is on the writing.

I hope to have more to share from the Conversations in Context project. I’m currently finishing the proposal and hope to have more up here soon.

This little blog has been fun, but it was just a test to see how WordPress worked. Now that I’ve played with it a bit, I had my friend Todd Hiestand build a new site using WordPress.

The material will basically be the same, with non-profit business tips, features for Southern Vermont Non-Profits, and my writing. There will also be some photography services offered in the future.

For now you can go to www.edcyz.com for all future blog postings. I even moved the previous posts from this blog over to my new site.

Todd did a great job designing it. His services are worth considering if you’re looking for a web site or a blog.