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To Paul and Donald: Please continue this conversation out in "public." It is very helpful for others (oh, ok, perhaps just me) to be able to evesdrop. Both of you are making helpful observations, raising helpful questions, and offering helpful argu…
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Your Anglican Church Body Affiliation (CofE, TEC, AMiA...) - Leave blank if not applicable
TEC
Your Diocese
Maryland
Your City
Columbia
Your Parish
St Marks Episcopal Church, Highland MD
Your parish website
http://www.stmarkshighland.ang-md.org
Your blog (if you have one)
http://re-marks.blogspot.com/
Your Anglican 'Species'
Priest
Your 'Day Job'
Rector
What you do for fun and re-creation?
Sailing; Travel
What do you see as some of the biggest challenges facing Anglicans today?
Failure to see the Great Commission (spiritual growth, making disciples in spiritual communities) as crucial, urgent, and important
Failure to see mission as essential and integral to faith, spiritual community, and institutional health
Failure to understand evangelism and to see evangelism as crucial mission
Failure to see the institutional component of faith as just one part of faith, leading to an overemphasis on institutional structures;
Addiction to power
Addiction to liberalism's and/or conservativism's side issues
Failure to understand institutional structures as technologies suited for modernity; such that entirely different institutional structures/technologies are required in post-modern contexts
What do you see as some of the biggest opportunities for Anglicans today?
Increasing number of Anglicans who are aware that the world has changed, and who exploring and living into new realities
What do you want Anglimergent to be? and what other Anglimergent resources, gatherings, activities or events would you find helpful for your ministry?
Anglimergent has the potential for creating mutually beneficial networks for emergent communities within Anglicanism -- which is essential because the evangelical / protestant emergent communities don't really "get" us. They like adapting many of our esthetics, but don't really understand that we're neither non-denominationalists nor congregationalists nor individualists, even though they think they understand these things. So even though we have much in common with the evangelical emergents, and hopefully, will experience increasing convergence, we Anglicans really do need some Anglimergent networking, brainstorming, collaboration, and pub chatting!

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At 6:44pm on October 19, 2009, Ken Kesselus said…
I don't have your phone number. Mine is 512-303-6335 or 5120-940-7897. Please call.
Ken
At 4:59pm on May 5, 2009, Richard R. said…
Rick: Thanks for the note. I'm closer to the Canton meeting, but am hoping to join the Ellicott City Cohort meeting sometime this summer.
At 7:48pm on July 26, 2008, Ken Kesselus said…
I found something on my regular email saying that on some outfit I signed up with that you had sent me a message. But damned if I can find it.
Ken
At 5:47pm on July 2, 2008, Carrie Schofield-Broadbent said…
Hi Rick,
It's good to "see" you here after meeting you last May at Upward Bound. I hope all is well with you -- congratulations on your new Bishop!
At 7:29pm on March 30, 2008, Mike Croghan said…
I find your answer to "What do you want Anglimergent to be?" thought-provoking, because I'm not a non-denominationalist (though the vast bulk of my ministry effort these days is with the non-denominational church I'm a part of), but I *am* (I've realized) a dyed-in-the-wool congregationalist, which is one of the things that make me a crappy Anglican. (I have an ongoing debate with my friend Tim Mathis, who is also on here, about whether that means that I'm an individualist.)

But your points are well-taken, and I think it's a very interesting question: is "emergence" at least semi-congregational in its very nature? At the very least, does it not require oversight to be very permissive and supportive of free, even radical experimentation? (I think that's how it's sort of played out with "Fresh Expressions" in the UK.)

Anyway, thought-provoking.
At 8:28pm on March 29, 2008, Mike Croghan said…
Hi Rick,

I had a fairly long comment about what I'm up to these days, but I hit the wrong key and it got eaten. So I'll shorten it to: lots, in both the "emerging" and Anglican worlds, plus the day job. I don't know too many folks right in your neck of the woods, but I am connected with a couple of "emerging" churches (one in College Park, the other in Bethesda) that you might want to get connected with. Both have leaders active in the DC Cohort, which is how I know them. Let me know if you want contact info.

Take care!

Peace,
Mike
At 12:46pm on March 29, 2008, Warren Hicks said…
Hey there,
Glad to see you here. We need to talk about April, it looks like it will be Jon and I. Congrats on a Bishop Coadjutor. Call me!!

--Warren
At 10:54am on March 28, 2008, Mike Croghan said…
Hi Rick! Good to see you here. Hope things are going well up in Columbia. Are you still hooked in with the Baltimore cohort? We should find something to collaborate on some time.

Peace,
Mike
 
 

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