Welcome to OutlawedWonderings.com, the digital home of Jordan Bateman and his company, Outlawed Wonderings Media Group.

Outlawed, a firm specializing in freelance writing, ghostwriting, design, and editing, was formed in September 2002, and is powered by an ongoing contract with Graham Cooke, a United Kingdom author and speaker. Outlawed has done other projects for many political, charity, music, Internet, and religious groups.

Jordan Bateman, a trained journalist, worked for six years as a political reporter with the Langley Advance News before forming Outlawed. He was elected to Langley Township Council in 2005 and, at age 31, is the youngest councillor serving the community. He also serves on the Township's Economic Development Commission and tourism marketing board. Click here for more on Jordan's work on Township Council.

Jordan and his wife Jenny have two daughters, Indiana Glory and Danica Bright. Both Jordan and Jenny are registered wedding chaplains (wedding officiants) and regularly officiate ceremonies throughout the Lower Mainland. Feel free to contact them at 604-539-5085 if you need a chaplain, or click here for more details.

September 27, 2007
Jordan and Jennifer Bateman have become members of the Christian Ministers' Association.

September 15, 2007
Wide Open, a book chronicling 15 years of Phantom Screens, was unveiled tonight in Whistler to rave reviews. Jordan researched and wrote the book, and Sam Kirk designed it.

September 9, 2007
Jordan has been re-elected vice president of Rich Coleman's Fort Langley-Aldergrove BC Liberal constituency association.

Quick Links
Click here to visit Jordan's Township Council website, and here to visit the Batemans' wedding chaplaincy site.