Sorry I’ve been absent for a few days.
First, I came home from a week-long youth conference I was teaching at and unplugged for a few days. For the most part. Savored some adult conversations. Ate home-cooked meals. Ah. Home.
Then, I went to Colorado, to Compassion’s office, to film a couple things that will hopefully… 
Archive for June 2011
Third World Symphony Cover & Updates
Somebody Cue Mr. Smith
There’s an old Seinfeld bit about our collective fear of public speaking. Someone said it’s our number one fear. Death is second. Which means that for most people, if they’re at a funeral, they’d rather be in the casket than delivering the eulogy.
The first time I ever sang for a bunch of people I was…
Listen To Third World Symphony
Well, folks, here it is. Third World Symphony is done! And you can hear the whole thing right here. And, if you like what you hear you can spread the word by sharing any of the widgets below on Twitter, Facebook or your own blog. You can also buy this album at shaungroves.com/store or wait…
Thank You, Glee
I was in youth choir at church way way back in middle school and high school. Such a long time ago. Sat next to Jesus. He was a tenor. Surprise.
Actually, I sat next to my friends Brian and Tim. We were all there for the same reasons. Those reasons sat on the other half of…
In Favor Of Equal Access For Homeschoolers in Williamson County Tennessee
Williamson County School Board,
I’m thankful for the opportunity to correspond with you on behalf of some in the Williamson County homeschool community and my three children concerning provision 4.301 – policy denying educational equity for homeschooled students.…
Being A Parent & Athletic Supporter
My son’s lifeplan is simple. Play football for Auburn. Play football for the Steelers. Coach football. Enter the Hall of Fame.
When I was eight I wanted to be a cartoonist. And a Green Beret. I drew one comic book that wasn’t comical and laid some trip wires across the walking path at the park down…
About Shaun — Shaun Groves is a husband, father, singer and communicator connecting the first world with the third world for the benefit of both.
