If you're a regular visitor to this URL, you'll either be pleased or ticked to see that we've redesigned a bit. We've kept much of what you like, brought back some old favorites and introduced some new features as well. The events search at the top of each page will provide you with every event we have in our database, not just the next seven- days worth. You can also use the events database in a bit more straightforward manner on The Guide page. We've kept Daily Highlights, which still appear on the right-hand side of the page.
Forum is back.
We're experimenting with a new application, so there will likely be changes over the next few weeks. We've made it easier to peruse our archives in Eats, Movies, Music, Books and Mr. Right. And more in the next few weeks. As always, we're interested in your thoughts on this site. One of our favorite books of the last century was When Time Shall Be No More , UW history Prof. Paul Boyer s incisive examination of American evangelical belief in a literal Apocalypse, and the many ways in which these beliefs are woven through our culture.