The layout of this blog/site is a bit unique, so I thought I’d take a minute to help you find your way around before posting additional content.

The site is divided up into four columns.

The leftmost column is where you will find new blog posts. Any new content will either show up directly in the leftmost column or else a post will be created identifying where you can find the new information.

The second to left column contains a set of “Pages” and also a running list of the most recent 10 posts from the leftmost column (the leftmost column will only display the most recent couple of posts). The “Pages” will ultimately serve as a place to convey the mission, vision, and values of 2 Pillars Church as well as other relevant information pertaining to this project. While much of this information is already written, it will be posted in progressive fashion via individual posts and once all appropriate sections have been posted, that information will be copied to a Page to serve as a consistent place to find the information. Feel free to peruse the “Pages” as they exist today as some information is available (note especially the Who is Leading this Church as well Why“2 Pillars?” pages – the main ones currently containing content). In addition to displaying the ten most recent posts, it will also contain an archive section so that you can easily navigate to older posts as well as a search bar.

Finally this column contains a “Contact” section (under “Pages”). Clicking on this link will bring up a dialog box where you can send me an email message.

The third column contains a some brief overview information about this project and how you can help. It will also serve as a place for me to post publications that are created in support of this project.

Finally, the rightmost column is more of an informational section. Here you’ll find links to our three strategic partners: Acts 29, Coram Deo, and Summit Community Church. Additionally, in this column you’ll find some RSS feed links to other relevant blogs.

So that’s the run down to how to find your way around. Happy trails.