Errol Lloyd Narain
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Emergence (Parapateo) in the Individual

I minister in an urban church that sits almost next door to a large taxi hub. Taxis fill the parking lot of the hub and even spill out into the street. Most of the taxi drivers are from Nigeria. I have always wanted to connect with the people in this taxi hub. Each day I drive by the place, a wish or a prayer would be consciously on my mind.I was visited one day by a gentleman who talked to me in earnest about his call to a ministry amongst his colleagues in this taxi hub. He wanted to start…See More
Apr 30, 2010
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Steve Hayes left a comment for Errol Lloyd Narain
"I'd like to be in touch by e-mail, because I'm writing a history of the charismatic renewal in South Africa, and would like to discuss some things about it with you. You can e-mail me at: shayes@dunelm.org.uk, or see more on my blog…"
Nov 7, 2009
Errol Lloyd Narain commented on Chris McLeod's blog post Preparing for Advent in the connecT community - Adelaide, South Australia
"Brian McClaren, Finding Our Way Again may be helpful. The waiting is not an idle waiting (Brewin, Kester). Active waiting includes the things in my blog- dismantling, reflecting, allowing the Spirit, re-membering (creativiely putting together…"
Nov 6, 2009
Errol Lloyd Narain commented on Steve Hayes's blog post Anglican charismatic renewal and emerging church
"Hey Stephen. You cannot say that youare not emergent. Your research deals squarely with 21st Century emergent conversation. Ross Cuthbertson is now emergent. A talk with him might help. He is not 21st Century technological.though. Communication with…"
Nov 6, 2009
Errol Lloyd Narain left a comment for Steve Hayes
"Yes it is. Hope you are well. Think about you often, How can I help?"
Nov 6, 2009
Steve Hayes left a comment for Errol Lloyd Narain
"Hey, is that Pepsi? I was wondering what had happened to you! Would you be willing to help me with some research? Read more at: http://khanya.wordpress.com/2008/02/02/a-conspiracy-of-silence-south-african-church-history/"
Nov 6, 2009
Errol Lloyd Narain posted a blog post

Advent

The dawning of a new age. A time for hope. Moving away from the 20th Century into the present era.What are the prophets saying? When the gospel of Jesus and the needs of the world collide, everything mustchange. ( Brian McClaren)Advent is a time of waiting. While we wait we engage in dismantling old structures and systems, take them apart, lay the pieces on the ground, walking around them, allow the wind to blow on them. Through this reflection process, new creative possibilities emerge for a…See More
Nov 5, 2009
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The Ressurection of Lazarus

What was this resurrection about? Was this story recorded just for the the purpose of establishing Jesus as the greatest magician of his times? Was there another reason or reasons for the story?Lazarus could possibly be the representative human of his times. The wrappings of cloth may be symbolic of the bindings of death and decay in religion and the world.What were the times? An Empire spreading death everywhere. A religious institution ministering death by its hierarchical orders,…See More
Nov 4, 2009
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Chicago
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http://trinitychurchchicago.org
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Priest
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Read
Fishing
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Organize people for change in church and society
Play with grandchildren
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What do you see as some of the biggest challenges facing Anglicans today?
Helping the Communion become truly Anglican, namely a welcoming community.
Attuning hearts and minds to a world so different from the modern 20th Century
Helping all to follow in the way of Jesus- a movement of radical love and compassion.
Helping all to be a new kind of human- loving, compassionate, generous and missional
What do you see as some of the biggest opportunities for Anglicans today?
The challenges above are the opportunities. The Anglican church at its best has been and still is the first and last outpost for a new humanity, measured nothing less than the fullness of the stature of the Christ.
It is the church that has the amazing capacity to harmonize disparity in its various forms
What do you want Anglimergent to be? and what other Anglimergent resources, gatherings, activities or events would you find helpful for your ministry?
To embrace and celebrate the different local expressions of church. To be a prophetic voice when these cultural expression
deviate from the gospel of radical love and compassion of the Christ.. Engaging in missional activity that will bring timely help to those who hurt and hope in this world.
Host learning, fellowship, giving and serving events

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Emergence (Parapateo) in the Individual

I minister in an urban church that sits almost next door to a large taxi hub. Taxis fill the parking lot of the hub and even spill out into the street. Most of the taxi drivers are from Nigeria. I have always wanted to connect with the people in this taxi hub. Each day I drive by the place, a wish or a prayer would be

consciously on my…

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Posted on April 30, 2010 at 7:30pm

Advent

The dawning of a new age. A time for hope. Moving away from the 20th Century into the present era.

What are the prophets saying? When the gospel of Jesus and the needs of the world collide, everything must

change. ( Brian McClaren)



Advent is a time of waiting. While we wait we engage in dismantling old structures and systems, take them apart, lay the pieces on the ground, walking around them, allow the wind to blow on them. Through this reflection process, new creative… Continue

Posted on November 5, 2009 at 7:00pm

The Ressurection of Lazarus

What was this resurrection about? Was this story recorded just for the the purpose of establishing Jesus as the greatest magician of his times? Was there another reason or reasons for the story?

Lazarus could possibly be the representative human of his times. The wrappings of cloth may be symbolic of the bindings of death and decay in religion and the world.

What were the times? An Empire spreading death everywhere. A religious institution ministering death by its hierarchical orders,… Continue

Posted on November 4, 2009 at 3:41pm

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At 1:05am on November 7, 2009, Steve Hayes said…
I'd like to be in touch by e-mail, because I'm writing a history of the charismatic renewal in South Africa, and would like to discuss some things about it with you. You can e-mail me at: shayes@dunelm.org.uk, or see more on my blog at

http://khanya.wordpress.com
At 2:55am on November 6, 2009, Steve Hayes said…
Hey, is that Pepsi?

I was wondering what had happened to you!

Would you be willing to help me with some research? Read more at:

http://khanya.wordpress.com/2008/02/02/a-conspiracy-of-silence-south-african-church-history/
 
 
 

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