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This is a good observation. We have a large, sunny patch on the side of our Parish House that is largely unused, unseen, and not particularly attractive. A community vegetable garden, with local food pantries benefitting from the produce,…"
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Victoria Geer McGrath Jul 2, 2009.
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Victoria Geer McGrath replied to Raewynne Whiteley's discussion Suburban Ministry"I am brand new to this web site and was very glad to find this particular thread because so much of what I have seen referenced in emrgent examples are urban churches. I am the rector of a pastoral sized suburban church (which looks and feels more…"
Frank R Moore replied to Raewynne Whiteley's discussion Suburban Ministry"Our church got all age groups working together by finding outreach projects that lots of people can contribute to without making a huge time comittment. We have one energetic member who went out and found projects for us. Maybe some of your older…"
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- At 6:20am on July 4, 2008,
Stephen Secaur said… - Raewynne, I don't know much of anything about Australia. I am interested in a full exchange where a priest and I would swap homes and cures for like six weeks. We'd want some time to explore and visit but could do that mostly on days off. I'd prefer city or small town. We are in a small town here. Maybe you could suggest a couple of dioceses. Probably couldn't do this until 2009 at least. Thanks, Steve
- At 6:43am on July 2, 2008,
Jay R. Lawlor said… - Hi Raewynne,
Great to connect here. Thanks for joining our Millennium Congregation group.
- At 4:05am on July 2, 2008,
Susan Richardson said… - Hey! - I'm fine - work is very, very heavy, but also very good - Luke and I are living back in Hopewell, which has been really good for us. Stay in touch!
- At 8:22am on July 1, 2008,
Kurt Neilson said… - Still @ St. James St. James, eh? Very nice!
I still tell people bewildered by my sense of deep satisfaction, "I, even I, played cricket!" On a humid field @ CREDO! Very good to hear from you, "doc"!
- At 2:37pm on June 29, 2008, Stephen Secaur said…
- Hi Raewynne. Good to be on Anglimergent with you. I'm still looking for a clear, definitive of just what the emergent church movement is, but I'm sure it will come to me. BTW, my wife and I are interested in doing a pulpit exchange for like 3 months in Australia. Do you have any knowledge of a blog or bulletin board for clergy willing to switch pulpits, home and cars with a US priest? Blessings, Steve
- At 11:39pm on June 28, 2008,
Tom Sramek, Jr. said… - Hey, Raewynne! Glad to see you here!
- At 8:04pm on June 28, 2008,
Henry said… - Welcome to anglimergent. Good to catch you at last!
- At 7:11pm on June 28, 2008,
Susie Erdey said… - welcome to the anglimergent gang, raewynne!
- At 4:32pm on June 28, 2008, Susan Richardson said…
- Hi Raewynne - good to hear from you! I hope all's well, and hello to the kitty.
- At 1:31pm on June 28, 2008,
Stefani Schatz said… - Hi Raewynne,
Welcome to Anglimergent -- you're only 20 hours "old" by the site's calculation! well done!
your photo looks great! Snazzy car, the kyak and great clergy "lady" clothes!!
Anyway, all this to say "your" Aussie bishop is coming to our Lambeth event - thanks so much for pointing her our way.
And as I head back to TEC I hope we'll see each other in person one day even tho I'll be across the country.
pax,
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