All Blog Posts Tagged 'anglimergent' (8)

I have launched anglitweet as a Twitter for our *global* Anglimergent community (not for any one particular Anglican national church, but FOR ALL OF US who are in community here at Anglimergent.org

I you 'Tweet' (= have your own Twitter account) you can FOLLOW… Continue

A Good article on Anglimergent ethos worship by our friend and member here Jonny Baker of Grace, London Continue

In the last three weeks I have had the privilege of speaking and leading training events in Melbourne, Newcastle, Grafton and Sydney. In all these events, I was excited by what was the beginning of a growing network of Anglican Christians who seeking to reimagine Church of the 21st Century. In these sessions, Catholic Anglicans & open evangelicals got together to explore mission and new ways of being church in the context of a culture that is increasingly focused on new forms of spiritual to… Continue

Last Sunday Ian Mobsby of the Moot Community and Pete Pilliinger from Fresh Expressions in the UK contributed to a National Radio Broadcast on Australia's ABC Station exploring the needs and challenges of all churches in post industrial nations facing a post-secular post-christendom context. To listen to it in .mp3 version click here The discussion covers… Continue

This last weekend (December 4-6), dozens of Episcopalians came together in Memphis for a unique conversation about some of the new realities emerging in our Church. In well-organized fashion, Emergent Village and roughly 20 presenters, 10 sponsors and several organizers brought them together with 200 more attendees in a gathering advertised as “The Great Emergence.” At least 23 denominations and movements came to the Cathedral of St Mary in Memphis to explore what it means to be part of “Emergin… Continue

Mark McCleary, a former member of the Moot Community interviews Karen Ward, Ian Mobsby and members of Church of the Apostles in Seattle, exploring New Monasticism for BBC Radio Ulster. To listen to the report, click… Continue

It's really interesting looking through the different people in the Anglimergent network and the very different places we all seem to come from. What it is that makes us all Anglican seems reasonably clear, but what it is that makes us all emergent is less so. Also, what is it that makes an Anglimergent worldview different from Presbymergent, Luthermergent, Convergent,… Continue

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