About Josh Indiana

I am a writer and social worker living in a small town in the Midwest. Years ago, inspired by St. Martin Luther King Jr., I was trained and commissioned an Evangelist in the Episcopal Church Army by three giants of the Christian faith, R. Ervin Faulkenberry, Howard E. Galley Jr. and the Rev. Sr. Brooke Bushong. This site is dedicated to them.

10 Responses

  1. David, on February 14th, 2007 at 10:35 pm Said:

    Hello Josh! Thank you for mentioning the Cathedral of Hope. My name is David Plunkett, and I came across your blog while doing a websearch about the Cathedral. I am a member of the congregation and on the church’s staff.

    I am glad that you found us on the web and that you watched the Wednesday night service, even if you didn’t like it! You might try watching again this week; the “Singspiration” that you watched was a special service and not completely typical of our Wednesday night service. It is far less liturgical than Sunday morning, but it also is a lot less Pentecostal than the “Singspiration”!

    Thanks again!

    David

  2. Leonardo Ricardo, on April 27th, 2007 at 1:00 am Said:

    Hola Josh,

    I’m thankful for all the enthusiasm you are generating for positive support for the LGBT people in parts of Africa (Nigeria and Uganda come to mind) who are being demoralized by Anglican Archbishops the likes of Akinola and Orombi…these hatefilled “archbishops” are a disgrace to themselves and humanity and a REAL threat to mankind with their spewing of exclusion directed against LGBT Christians/Muslims and others.

    Extreme corruption of body and soul comes to mind when hatemongering and scapegoating comes to light.

  3. cthornby, on November 29th, 2007 at 12:27 am Said:

    Thanks for your blog, Josh. Interestingly, in Australia’s Anglican-land things are more peaceful (because the episcopate are keen to keep the debate off the table), but just as polarised in reality. While some bishops are taking the listening process seriously, the majority want to avoid controversy, so they’re happy to adopt a ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ sort of attitude. I live in an accepting parish, but don’t kid myself that we’re the norm.

    Pray, pray, pray.

  4. Larry D, on January 16th, 2008 at 12:48 pm Said:

    Apologize if this is an idiotic question, but are you the Josh Thomas who wrote Murder at Willow Slough? Or do you know how I might reach him? Please email me. Thank you.

    Larry Duplechan
    larry-d@larry-d.com

  5. antonio caetono, on February 19th, 2008 at 3:05 pm Said:

    Dear Josh–I am immediately a fan. I love your site. I like the print and i like the the photo-work and above all I love the content.
    I somehow got here on hearing from Dan Waterhouse in Fresno Cal. that Bishop David Scholfied is gay. After I was able to contain my laughter and cleaned up the floor, I searched and found–you.
    Did you ever write for MontyPython? You are a funny man and it comes through in the words and the pictures. Keep it up. antonio

  6. Jon, on June 22nd, 2008 at 2:05 pm Said:

    Hi Dan, I’m a sort of kind of Episcopalian, currently abstaining from the church. I live in Northern California but I moved here from Indiana. I came here from a google search for information on David Schofield. Like about half of the Episcopal church, I learned that he is gay from a friend who knows him personally and has confronted him on his hypocrisy. So, anyhow, I like your blog and I’m subscribing to it. Look forward to future posts.

  7. Ronn Rucker, on September 21st, 2008 at 8:42 am Said:

    Wow what a nice web site, Josh

  8. Michaelinnorfolk, on May 6th, 2009 at 1:45 pm Said:

    I replied to your latest comment. And, yes, I once was a Republican.

  9. Hiro Protagonist, on September 10th, 2009 at 9:23 pm Said:

    Just discovered your blog. As a fellow Episcopalian, I am enjoying reading your writings.

  10. Chance Discovery, on September 24th, 2009 at 4:43 am Said:

    Just discovered your site completely by accident. Thank you for being here. You reached me in a way that was much needed.

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