Thanks for your feedback. It is my hope and intention that the SCR will eventually, and sooner rather than later, cover sermon text content beyond the US. I have asked for suggestions of blogs and web sites to include in STPSI and there is not any limitation
to geographic region.
Whether or not it is appropriate to cross post like this you should at least say it is US only.
Regards
Caroline
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The
latest edition of The Sermon Content Review is now available at http://csir-scr.blogspot.com/
Nearly
700 sermons delivered by 136 clergy members during September and October 2012 are included in the sample. Follow the link to see what topics
were addressed, which scripture texts used, what books referenced, and what movies used as illustrations in these sermons. For example, 28% of the sermons for October 7 spoke about marriage and divorce.
Daniel Roland, PhD
School of Library and Information Science
Center for the Study of Information and Religion
Kent State University
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