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We’ve got a great new issue of Wrecked for you to check out this week. As always, we welcome your comments, submissions, and feedback. Enjoy!    In this issue: The Hand That Feeds Her by Jeff Campbell It was mostly…

What’s new at Wrecked, an online magazine for spiritual misfits:   Living Simply and Loving Well in Africa by Sara Shelton As Americans of the more recent generations, we have been raised to focus on success, taught to think bigger,…

We’re playing around with some different ways to present each week’s stories at Wrecked for the Ordinary, an online magazine for spiritual misfits. First of all, we’re providing these little content summaries for you in our newsletters. To sign up…

New stuff happening at Wrecked. Just got this feedback from a new reader: “I think Wrecked is a great idea. The idea of Christianity has become convoluted. Those of us that follow Jesus have to delineate ourselves from the notion…

In case you didn’t know, I edit an online magazine for “spiritual misfits” called Wrecked for the Ordinary. It’s a fun gig that affords some cool opportunities. For instance, I’m talking to a guy who is going to hopefully get…

Being the editor of an online magazine has its perks. I have been surprised at how easy it is to get an interview with somebody famous or influential. I mean, I’m just a regular guy who struggles with ordinary things…

Wrecked for the Ordinary is an online magazine for spiritual misfits. What’s a spiritual misfit? Well, you are… we hope. If you’re someone who doesn’t fit into the religious status quo, someone who asks too many questions and isn’t necessarily…

During GMA week in Nashville, life is crazy… especially when you run an online magazine, have several appointments scheduled with rock stars, and have also signed up your nonprofit organization to sponsor a missions symposium of socially-conscious Christian artists. It…

Another week at Wrecked has passed, and we’re bringing you new articles from our Christian ezine that features stories of those who are wrecked for the ordinary and seeking to incarnate Christ wherever they go. Here’s an excerpt from this…

It’s the end of April (as if you needed a newsletter to remind you of that), and we want to thank you for sticking with Wrecked for another month of anecdotes, fairy tales, and poetic expressions that invoke the Christian…