The New Look And A Growing Team
The New Look
As is obvious to site visitor, we’re experimenting with a serious upgrade to the look of seminarysurvivalguide.com. I’ve wanted for a while to go to a format that would make browsing by category much easier.
If I were all cool and stuff, I’d wait until everything was ready, and roll it out at all once. If only you were so lucky. As it stands, it’s still a work in progress. We’ll be continuing to experiment for a few weeks. But I’m generally pleased so far with the result.
But it doesn’t matter if I like it. The question is: do you? Please leave a comment or drop me an email at mark -at- seminarysurvivalguide.com.
Those of you who subscribe via email or RSS, take a moment to come by the site and check out the new look.
A Growing Team
I’ve found the task of running SSG.com pretty daunting by myself, but I’m happy to announce that the team is growing! Let me briefly introduce our new staff.
Jordan, one of the most brilliant high school students I’ve ever known, is our Research Editor. He is heading up SSG.com Research, helping resource our writers and develop new topics.
Kyle, a student at Greenville College and all-around terrific guy, is our new Web Editor. He took very quickly to the job and has taken a ton off of my hands.
I’ll share more about these guys soon. Thanks, everyone, for your continued support and prayers.
Coming soon: a logo and free stuff. Stay tuned!
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About the Author
Mark Warnock is the founder and General Editor of Seminary Survival Guide.com. He serves as Associate Pastor of First Baptist Church of Columbia, Illinois, and is a Ph.D student in Christian Philosophy at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He is working with Ed Eubanks on a book on how to survive seminary.View Author Profile
HA! This is crazy a coincidence… I just launched my redesign today as well (Going to Seminary.
Looks good over here. I particularly like the far right sidebar. Comments and the nav feature above it are really great. Keep up the good work and welcome to Jordan and Kyle!