RSS
The RSS feeds for The Way Forward changed when I started blogging again. Instead of using Feedburner, I am using the RSS feed function that is native to Word Press.
The RSS feed for posts is http://brucegerencser.net/feed/
The RSS feed for comments is http://brucegerencser.net/comments/feed/
Social Media
My Twitter feed is http://twitter.com/bruce_gerencser My handle is @bruce_gerencser
My Facebook page is http://twitter.com/bruce_gerencser
My Google+ page is http://plus.google.com/116560741484826949263/posts
Contact
If you ever need to contact me, please use the comment form to do so, If you need a reply from me, I will get back with you as soon as possible.
Start Here Page
I have added a START HERE page for readers interested in understanding my journey from Evangelical pastor to atheist.
Donations
You will never hear a fund-raising plea from me, no threats of stopping if you don’t pay up. I blog because I want to, and like all good atheists,
I counted the cost before starting a blog. That said, donations are always appreciated. If you would like to make a donation please use the donation form on the side bar. I promise, I won’t threaten you with God killing me of you don’t give. ![]()
Blog Design
I hope you like the current version of The Way Forward. If you see any errors or have any problems accessing the site, please let me know. I am using WordPress’s Twenty Twelve Theme with a few color and formatting tweaks.
I am using the current version of WPTouch Pro for mobile devices. Again, please let me know if pages are not rendering properly or you see any quirks.
I fixed a problem with the Series links. There was a conflict between the Organize Series plugin and the Jetpack plugin.
Blog Header Picture
I added a new blog header picture. I took this picture last spring in South Haven, Michigan, on the eastern shore of Lake Michigan. The boat transversed the picture at just the right time. Polly and I spent a few days at Lake Bluff Inn and Suites last Spring. The motel is situated on a bluff that gives you a full view of the lake and sunset. We hope to go there again this Spring.
