Greeting all libriphiles!

Hmm3r · Post by **Hmm3r** » February 8th, 2006, 12:55 pm

When I can get myself organized and the volunteering figured out I hope to contribute on a regular basis. I'm wanting to do some readings in ancient Hebrew and Greek as well as some chapters from the Wanted section. I live in the San Francisco Bay Area with my wife and three children (all under the age of six). My whole family loves books, and I believe the stories really come alive when the printed word is read aloud.

vee · Post by **vee** » February 8th, 2006, 1:03 pm

Wow Hebrew and Greek?! Most people I know that can read both are theologians. You don't happen to fit into that category?

Welcome to site. libriphiles, I kindof like that. We've never had a name for members, that I'm aware of. Either that or we're Librivoxians, doesn't flow quite as well.

Holler if you need help

Chris

Gesine · Post by **Gesine** » February 8th, 2006, 1:14 pm

Hebrew and Greek, that's great! We have a psalm recorded in Latin, so far...

vee - yes, or Historians!

Welcome to LibriVox!

Peter Why · Post by **Peter Why** » February 8th, 2006, 1:50 pm

Librivocalists.

Peter

Post by **hugh** » February 8th, 2006, 4:50 pm

yes my usual moniker, librivoxer is a bit pugulistic!

ceastman · Post by **ceastman** » February 8th, 2006, 6:52 pm

Hmm3r wrote:When I can get myself organized and the volunteering figured out I hope to contribute on a regular basis. I'm wanting to do some readings in ancient Hebrew and Greek as well as some chapters from the Wanted section. I live in the San Francisco Bay Area with my wife and three children (all under the age of six). My whole family loves books, and I believe the stories really come alive when the printed word is read aloud.

Splendid to have you!

As a fellow Bay Area member, I encourage you to put yourself on the map of Librivox volunteers:

http://www.frappr.com/librivoxvolunteers

Have fun - I understand neither Hebrew nor Greek, but I look forward to hearing your voice.

-Catharine

Hmm3r · Post by **Hmm3r** » February 9th, 2006, 3:18 pm

vee wrote:Wow Hebrew and Greek?! Most people I know that can read both are theologians. You don't happen to fit into that category?

Welcome to site. libriphiles, I kindof like that. We've never had a name for members, that I'm aware of. Either that or we're Librivoxians, doesn't flow quite as well.

Holler if you need help

Chris

I am a Presbyterian minister, and I read/critique doctoral dissertations for a nearby seminary. I was the Latin reading of Psalm 23, and thought that theology and history students might enjoy some Gk and Heb. I had no idea the invention "libriphiles" would generate such a response. I think I'm going to really enjoy this community. Thanks for offering your help.