Episcopal Village (TEC)
Anglimergent Page for Episcopal Village, a community of those engaging emerging and fresh expressions of church in The Episcopal Church, USA (TEC).
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Karen Ward
- Female
- Portland, Oregon
- United States
- Blog Posts (40)
- Discussions (71)
- Events
- Groups (10)
- Videos (3)
Karen Ward's Groups
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Pioneer Missioners (OSBN)
1 member
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Queer Anglicans
34 members
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Diocese of Oregon
19 members
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New Monastic
70 members
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Millennium Congregation
21 members
Karen Ward's Discussions
(emergent) Anglo Catholic and Neo Monastic
8 Replies
Started this discussion. Last reply by Br. James Patrick Hall Jul 1, 2008.
'We are Anglican and We are Many'
19 Replies
Started this discussion. Last reply by Karen Ward Feb 16, 2010.
Anglimergent Liturgy: New and Renewed
26 Replies
Started this discussion. Last reply by The Rev. David Marshall Dec 6, 2008.
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Anglimergent Page for Episcopal Village, a community of those engaging emerging and fresh expressions of church in The Episcopal Church, USA (TEC).
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Anglimergent Page for Episcopal Village, a community of those engaging emerging and fresh expressions of church in The Episcopal Church, USA (TEC).
Profile Information
- Your Anglican Church Body Affiliation (CofE, TEC, AMiA...) - Leave blank if not applicable
- The Episcopal Church (TEC)
- Your Diocese
- Olympia, Washington (USA)
- Your City
- Portand, Oregon USA)
- Your Parish
- All Souls, PDX
- Your parish website
- http://popupchurch.org
- Your blog (if you have one)
- http://karenmward.net
- Your Anglican 'Species'
- Priest, New Monastic
- Your 'Day Job'
- Freelance Anglican Missioner within TEC
- What you do for fun and re-creation?
- Hang with my church community and friends, enjoy good food and cocktails, pray the daily office, listen electronic music (down tempo, drum and bass, hip hop, 4x4, illbient, idm) mac computer geeking, Belgian beer geekery, travel, movies, writing, instigating change and emergence!
- What do you see as some of the biggest challenges facing Anglicans today?
- To give URGENT and FOCUSED RESOURCES and ATTENTION to growing in the 'Five Marks of Mission,' especially 'evangelical outreach' amongst emerging generations and to bless, release and credential solid, young missioners to LEAD TEC in incubating and planting new churches and ministries that are 'native' within today's culture and capable of speaking into the brokenness, hurts and longings of our world, against injustice, poverty and oppression in our world, and nurturing the capacities for beauty , goodness, action and service within our cultures and our world, as our human participation in the Reign/Kingdom of God.
- What do you see as some of the biggest opportunities for Anglicans today?
- The same as above !
- What do you want Anglimergent to be? and what other Anglimergent resources, gatherings, activities or events would you find helpful for your ministry?
- A place for Anglicans to be friends across tired, modern 'liberal/conservative' divides. A place to cast dreams, share resources, bear one another's burdens and celebrate life together in our communion.
About Karen and Church of the Apostles, Seattle
I am a freelance Anglican Missioner. Seeking to be a regional Canon Missioner in the NW (NW TEC Bishops, do call !) and I'm excited to do whatever I can to participate in emergence within the world wide Anglican tribe. - I am also one of two Anglicans on the board of Emergent Village.
I'm director of Episcopalvillage.org Via EPV we curate
- Diocesan Learning Parties for parish teams.
- Diocesan Learning Days or retreats for clergy.
- 'Missioner in residence' weeks at seminaries.
- Seminary classes and J-term groups coming to Seattle.
- Sabbatical clergy for live-work-reflect 'Emmergence
(1-3 weeks) in Seattle or Portland, OR
- Emerging church planters for live-work-reflect
residencies (10 days to 14 days)
I also do keynote speaking at diocesan events on pretty much everything related to Anglican approaches to and giftings for emerging church and mission (liturgy/ alternative worship, church plants, fresh expressions of church, missiology, neo monastic church, empowering the next generations in mission...). - EMAIL ME if you plan to visit Seattle or if you have a diocesan or national Anglican event you want me to be part of. -
I'm director of Episcopalvillage.org Via EPV we curate
- Diocesan Learning Parties for parish teams.
- Diocesan Learning Days or retreats for clergy.
- 'Missioner in residence' weeks at seminaries.
- Seminary classes and J-term groups coming to Seattle.
- Sabbatical clergy for live-work-reflect 'Emmergence
(1-3 weeks) in Seattle or Portland, OR
- Emerging church planters for live-work-reflect
residencies (10 days to 14 days)
I also do keynote speaking at diocesan events on pretty much everything related to Anglican approaches to and giftings for emerging church and mission (liturgy/ alternative worship, church plants, fresh expressions of church, missiology, neo monastic church, empowering the next generations in mission...). - EMAIL ME if you plan to visit Seattle or if you have a diocesan or national Anglican event you want me to be part of. -
Karen Ward's Videos
Karen Ward's Blog
Beer N Hymns Liturgy
First Beer N Hymns liturgy in Portland, Oregon! Article Link right below:
ContinuePosted on April 28, 2012 at 8:25am
'Church Happens'
Posted on December 12, 2011 at 6:55pm — 1 Comment
Of Pomp and Circumstance + How to move forward?
A very hard to read article from the Guardian UK newspaper.
It stings, but it found in it a real call to ponder church renewal and how the way of Jesus can in become…
ContinuePosted on December 26, 2010 at 2:30pm — 1 Comment
Come to the Opiate Mass Concert and Haiti ERD Benefit: Friday Oct 22, 8 pm at Trinity Cathedral, Portland OR
Posted on August 24, 2010 at 1:37am
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Thanks so much! I just came across this page today while I was looking at some of our diocesan pages.
Thanks
Kate
I am unable to get us connected with Courtney this afternoon as I had hoped. I will get back to you after your trip to Chicago to see if we can reschedule. Hope Chicago goes well. I'll be interested to hear.
Thanks, Fred
-- Ben Varnum
I'll look forward to the list nearer the time.
Ben
Peace.
Hope you are well!
This is a great idea! Way to go coming up with it. COTA was actually the one thing I found on the internet that was close to what we wanted to do. It helped me articulate Anglicanism (Since I was the only Anglican...and the only liturgical person of the founding group.)
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