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Your Anglican Church Body Affiliation (CofE, TEC, AMiA...) - Leave blank if not applicable: ECUSA

Your Diocese: California

Your City: San Francisco

Your Parish: St. Gregory of Nyssa

Your parish website: http://saintgregorys.org

Your blog (if you have one): http://eatingwithjesus.blogspot.com/

Your Anglican 'Species': Lay person, Priest, Deacon

Your 'Day Job': rector

What you do for fun and re-creation?: paint, photoshop, write, walk, cook, eat, sleep, dream, black jack

What do you see as some of the biggest challenges facing Anglicans today?: fear, conformity, timidity, cynicism, classism, passivity, addiction, scapegoating, mimetic violence, fear of queers

What do you see as some of the biggest opportunities for Anglicans today?: resurrection, becoming ridiculous, living on the fringe, being queer, doing anything, laughing at the creed, feeding the hungry, not working for the pension fund, praying together, abiding in the Holy Spirit.

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 where people don't whine.
A place where people find courage to act.
Resources: welcoming, hospitality, generosity, love.
Events: opportunities to do interesting work together.

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At 5:21pm on November 24, 2009, Mike Morrell said…: Paul - hello from Raleigh, North Carolina! I really enjoy listening to your messages via the website. You & St Gregory's are an inspiration!

At 2:16pm on June 13, 2008, Paul Fromberg said…: I am a lay person. A lay-man in fact.

At 1:50pm on June 13, 2008, Heidi Clark said…: PS: I thought we covered that whole "you can't still be a lay person" thing in our walk around the lake. I still love what you said about being models for one another though. You are the goods, my friend.

At 1:50pm on June 13, 2008, Paul Fromberg said…: You are correct ma'am. That is my good friend - the bishop elect of Texas. What a world.

At 1:49pm on June 13, 2008, Heidi Clark said…: Hey Dollface,
Isn't that Andy Doyle friend of yours just elected Bishop somewhere in Texas?

At 1:51pm on March 13, 2008, Paul Fromberg said…: The APLM Council meeting is at Seabeck Christian Conference Center, which is across some water from Seattle. I'm going to be there from Wednesday afternoon until Friday morning, when I fly to Atlanta to co-lead a deal at St. Luke's. The window of opportunity is probably fairly narrow, but I will contact you when I get to Setac. Regardless, I'd like to see you.

At 11:35pm on March 12, 2008, Greg Rickel said…: Paul, do call, I never know if I can break away but I would love to if I could, if I can know when you are coming, perhaps you can email me offline, we can set something up. I had a great lunch with Andy and Todd, so good to be with them both. Blessings to you!

At 11:49pm on March 11, 2008, Greg Rickel said…: Hey Paul, I will be coming there from time to time and you can be assurred that I will come see you. I have sent so many people there it will be good to see you and that wonderful church. Take care now! Greg

At 2:51pm on February 29, 2008, Paul Fromberg said…: Nice.

At 2:31pm on February 29, 2008, Heidi Clark said…: There is a creative tension, always, between what is originally written or sung and how it is heard in a different space, with different people, and different circumstances. I suppose the pull is the desire to honor the original telling, and those who have, over the centuries, prescribed a response, while being faithful to the outcast, priviledged, frightened and hopeful folks standing 'round, miraculously, here and now, and letting them just feel the spray of holiness as it hits them.