I was googling "Lenten Journey" the other day.  A long-stanidng tradition to use the 6 pre-spring, pre-Easter, weeks to ask who am I?  what are my roots for daily living?  how do I nourish my spirit, what makes me me?  How is my "me" connected to other "me"s?  Anyways, in my internet wandering I came across a great line:
Going to Church makes you a Christian about as much as sleeping in a garage makes you a car.

Got me thinking.  What does make a person Christian?  Does it matter? Is "Christian" a principle?  a "compass"?  a lens for seeing the world?  

 I thought  (ok, hoped) others might be pondering similar questions and would join in an online discussion.  
When I saw the topics for the upcoming 'Rebooting Faith' series  (see announcements page on the 'site), I thought:  hey here's fuel for exactly this kind of discussion!   Faith: the Way of the Heart.  

It's a place to start.  What is faith?  Is it something you have, or something you do?  Is there "one answer" that is "faith-full" or are there many -- like refracted light through a prism?

Now it's your turn.  This is an interactive blog. Join the discussion.  Blog on, friend,  my companion(s) on this journey!
- posted by Heather