Anglimergent Minnesota

Information

A group for emergent/Episcopal types in Minnesota.

Website: http://www.anglimergentmn.org
Location: Minnesota, USA
Members: 27
Latest Activity: Jan 2

Definitions

What does all this mean? What's an Anglimergent? What is emergent? Here's some resources to facilitate the conversation.

Emergent: In English, the word “emergent” is normally an adjective meaning coming into view, arising from, occurring unexpectedly, requiring immediate action (hence its relation to “emergency”), characterized by evolutionary emergence, or crossing a boundary (as between water and air). All of these meanings resonate with the spirit and vision of Emergent Village. In other languages, names for regional networks will be chosen with similarly evocative meanings.
Missional: A term describing the belief that the call of the gospel is an outward, apostolic call into the world.
(definitions from Emergent Village)

Check our our newest mission initiative
www.secondsunday.org

Blogs
Emergent Village carries posts and musings on the latest thoughts on emergent Christianity.
http://blog.beliefnet.com/godspolitics/2008/09/hyphenated-emergents-by-phylli.html -- A great blog post by Phyllis Tickle on what it means to be what she calls a "hyphenated emergent," meaning an emergent Episcopalian, emergent Presbyterian, etc.

Books
Missional Church, Guder and Barrett
An Emergent Manifesto of Hope, Pagitt & Jones
The New Christians, Jones
The Great Emergence, Tickle
Rising from the Ashes, Garrison
Emerging Churches, Gibbs

Meetings
Recognizing the time-honored tradition of playfulness in the summer, Anglimergent will not be meeting in June, July and August. In September, Anglimergent will resume meeting on the second Wednesday of each month at 12 noon at All Saints Episcopal Church, 3044 Longfellow Ave.

Discussion Forum

Disgusted Discussion on Discourse of Discontent 2 Replies

Started by John E Robertson. Last reply by Gretchen Pickeral Nov. 2, 2009.

Anglimergent and the Bishop Search 8 Replies

Started by Wendy Johnson. Last reply by John E Robertson Nov. 1, 2009.

summer reading

Started by John Sullivan Aug. 4, 2009.

Comment Wall

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Comment by John Sullivan on January 2, 2010 at 10:51am: How can our parish churches reach out to our communities?
I'm thinking a younger crowd here in Austin.
We're thinking in terms of contemporary liturgical services...
different times... different kinds of happenings and events... internet/media outreach... etc...
I want to brainstorm.

Comment by John E Robertson on November 1, 2009 at 1:05pm: Just dug out my Advent Liturgies to decide whether an edit is due. It looks like these are a 2005/6 edit/update. I betcha I could ramble on about liturgies, the Viqueens, the MN Goofers, the Twinkies, or any such thing and NO One would notice or care. someday I will be able to sync/link/interface all networks and thoughts but now it is just a CRAP SHOOT.

Oh, as a point of reference bishopwhipple.org is emerging as a webplace for info. It will continue its emergence as I emerge as I Drupal user/web site information coordinator.

Comment by John Sullivan on August 10, 2009 at 1:57pm: Hi everyone. Having a good summer or what? What's new?

Comment by Michele H. Morgan on July 17, 2009 at 6:33am: Well John A picture of you with one scary eye and no mouth.

Perhaps that is what the church wants from you.

Comment by John E Robertson on May 22, 2009 at 9:21am: scratch my issue with the photo thing - it worked!

The picture is how I feel about meetings (see comment below with embedded photo)

Comment by John E Robertson on May 22, 2009 at 8:47am: I love my "old" MacBook with the camera. I probably won't make any of the meetings due to a prior commitment to DIW Clericus which meets on the 2nd Wednesdays of the month. I will be following the discussion thru the podcasts that will be produced from the digital record of the gatherings - eh?

I tried adding a photo by clicking on the camera icon in the Comment Wall toolbar. It created a string that didn't look the picture I clicked. see what follows. No big deal - just thought I'd share.