Once again, there’s no easy way to describe Mo*Con so go read Kelli Dunlap’s blog summary.
or
Tom Piccirilli’s The Brotherhood of Inspiration
Brian Hatcher’s summary
or from a fan perspective:
Tony Tremblay’s summary (through which you can almost entirely relive the con. wow.)
I have posted:
-A sample of what Mo*Con looked like on Twitter
-Wrath’s sermon on atheism
-The Story of My Christianity
-The awards given in absentia (including a feature story on Mo*Con)
And if you want to see some pictures, we have:
or my wife’s facebook albums
05-14-2009 Arrival of Mo Con Guests
05-15-2009 Pre-Mo Con Brunch at “The Journey”
05-15-2009 Pre-Mo Con – Getting the church ready
05-15-2009 Mo Con – Day one
05-15-2009 Mo Con – Day One – Poetry reading
05-16-2009 Mo Con – Day 2
05-16-2009 Mo Con – Day 2 – Art Gallery
05-16-2009 Mo Con After Party
05-17-2009 Mo Con Day 3 – Just Brunch today
Alethea’s Pics
[Two things on a personal note: 1) I can't state strongly enough how great it was to host our guests. They were truly epic; 2) It's great to have friends who speak truth into your life--even when it's painful to hear--and who support you during times of trouble; 3) there are a few folks I especially can't thank enough for the help and support in making Mo*Con possible: Sally Broaddus (whose patience and support continue to amaze me); Sara Larson (without whom, this con would not have happened); Ro Griffin, Jenn Baumgartner, and Larissa Johnson (Team Broaddus); brunch chef, Rob Rolfingsmeyer; and Michelle Pendergrass, Jerry Gordon, Bob Freeman (yay! all the IHW).]
UPDATE:
Oy, I’ve been re-mixed…





“It’s peanut butter jelly time!”
[...] The feeling is very much mutual. To start, I need to go back to a few things about Mo*Con IV, which at the time I even said I wasn’t going to talk about. [...]
[...] way folks get that instead of me and my “I swear to you, in context, it makes perfect sense” watermelon dance. NOTE: There’s a fine line between savvy marketer and attention whore. *checks rear view [...]