Friend and “fellow Demosthenian” James Baker (Mumpish) pointed out the newest nifty tool from the Google stable.
I love it, but he’s right that Mapquest will curl up and die.
To show its power, I’ll pick on another friend, Derek Parker.
Writing about Universalist Christianity and improving how churches work
ooops… Google maps does not support my Safari browser. Tough doo-doo for Mac users
Well, drat. I suppose that’s why it is in beta testing. And I was hoping to use it for church websites.
Speaking of drat, it doesn’t work with Opera either.
When I enter “Unitarian congregation in Fremont Ca” Google lists only United Church of Christ locations! Guess we’re just not on their map.
Pat, it seems to be a side effect of not having your own building.
Of course, I take a certain delight because it is a case where “Unitarian means Unitarian Universalist” is counterproductive. Put in “Unitarian Universalist congregation in Fremont Ca” and most of the rest of the Unitarian Universalist congregations pop up.
Actually, “Unitarian church in Fremont Ca” “Universalist church . . .” and “Universalist congregation . . .” pull them up, even ones (like Oakland) that don’t have Universalist in the name, or are named “fellowship.”
Funny, huh?