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Added by Karen Ward on December 13, 2009 at 9:13am — No Comments

Karen Ward EPISCOPAL VILLAGE

EPISCOPAL VILLAGE HAS BEEN LAUNCHED for TEC. Because it take a whole village to raise churches! PLEASE GIVE ACCORDING TO YOUR HEART and MEANS!

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Added by Karen Ward on October 24, 2009 at 11:00am — No Comments

Mark Brown Twitter Church?

The most recent edition of Time magazine has a piece on Twitter being used in church services. Throughout the service the congregation is encouraged to twitter about the service, with a large screen in the auditorium streaming the tweets as they occur. The same piece also spoke about Trinity Wall Street Church who this past Easter twittered the passion play including, ‘via @romanguard1: I’ve got dibs on his robe, but if you guys want to cast lots for the rest of his clothes I’m cool with that.’… Continue

Added by Mark Brown on May 26, 2009 at 2:00pm — No Comments

Steve Hayes Anglican charismatic renewal and emerging church

I'm doing research into the charismatic renewal movement and its effect on South African Christianity. The movement peaked in the 1970s and 1980s and has been declining since then, and I'm wondering if any of the people involved in it have found their way into the emerging church movement. My interest is not exclusively among Anglicans, though I have found Anglicans the most forthcoming and willing to help. If you are interested in knowing more, see… Continue

Added by Steve Hayes on May 20, 2009 at 4:28am — 3 Comments

Vincent Karl Schwahn Ryckman For those concerned about Swine Flu Virus in Mexico (Rector of Christ Church Mexico)

Dear Friends, I am the Rector of Christ Church Parish in Mexico. We visit every Monday the General Hospital taking sandwiches and coffee to the families in the emeregency waiting room and I bring the sacraments to the sick and the dying. Yesterday I had the opportunity to visit patients who are infected with the Swine Virus. According to the statistics that I recieved the cases reported and given by the media are quite accurate. At this hospital there have been some deaths (less than 10) in the… Continue

Added by Vincent Karl Schwahn Ryckman on April 28, 2009 at 11:43am — 3 Comments

Mark Brown Twitter?

Many are questioning the point of Twitter. Perhaps the best question to ask is, how can this assist us in the church? I have just set up a Twitter account called, 'Anglican Church' and invite you if you are on Twitter to make a connection. See: http://twitter.com/AnglicanChurch And hopefully together we can answer that pertinent question! God bless, Rev Mark Continue

Added by Mark Brown on April 12, 2009 at 3:23am — 4 Comments

Ian Mobsby Church fit to relate with a post-christian context

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

Added by Ian Mobsby on March 17, 2009 at 2:20pm — No Comments

Mark Brown The Digital Revolution and the Church

I have written a paper entitled, ‘The Digital Revolution and the Church‘, in which I outline the characteristics of the phenomenal internet driven digital revolution presently sweeping the globe. I particularly focus on how it is affecting human behavior, which offers some insights into how we as a church might need to respond.The opening paragraph reads, There is a revolution sweeping across the globe, driven by the massive growth of the internet and internet related technologies. Kn… Continue

Added by Mark Brown on January 24, 2009 at 6:32pm — 1 Comment

Ian Mobsby New Book & National Pilgrimage to Coventry Cathedral in the UK with the Archbishop of Canterbury to promote emerging & fresh expressions of the sacramental traditions

On the 8th December 2008 a remarkable event took place in Coventry Cathedral. The Archbishop of Canterbury led a National Fresh Expressions Pilgrimage organised by a numb… Continue

Added by Ian Mobsby on January 5, 2009 at 5:00pm — 1 Comment

Thomas L Brackett Emergent Episcopalians gather in Memphis

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

Added by Thomas L Brackett on December 10, 2008 at 1:47pm — No Comments

Ian Mobsby Tom Sine - New Book Tour

If you have missed Tom Sine on his book tour, Tom led a session at the Moot Community in London focusing on the issue of ecological and social sustainability and Christian community. It was brilliant! If you want to list to it, go to the Moot podcasting site… Continue

Added by Ian Mobsby on October 5, 2008 at 2:07am — No Comments

Ian Mobsby Archbishop Rowan leads a Fresh Expressions Day Pilgrimage to promote Fresh Expressions of the catholic & contemplative traditions

I am really pleased to be able to say that we are organising a fantastic day's pilgrimage promoting the idea of Ancient:Future mission. The day, on the Feast Day of the Conception of Mary, we look to promote Fresh Expressions that draw on the catholic and contemplative tra… Continue

Added by Ian Mobsby on September 16, 2008 at 1:00pm — No Comments

Ian Mobsby Church of England Discernment DVD for Ordained Pioneer Ministry to serve Emerging & Fresh Expressions of Church

One of the great new revolutions in the CofE, is the Fresh Expressions initiative to innovate, grow and develop Emerging/Fresh Expressions of Church. The CofE has been through a mini-revolution to not only recognise non-parish defined new forms of church through Bishop Mission… Continue

Added by Ian Mobsby on August 7, 2008 at 9:44am — 3 Comments

Ian Mobsby BBC Radio Interview explores New Monasticism with interviews from Karen Ward, Ian Mobsby and members of COTA

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

Added by Ian Mobsby on July 27, 2008 at 2:30pm — 1 Comment

Andy Rowell The missional ecclesiology of Rowan Williams

In Brian McLaren's post, he mentions Rowan Williams. I just finished a paper on the relevance of Rowan Williams's theology for the emerging church movement. I would be thrilled to have anyone here interact with it. My paper is posted at my blog post: The missional ecclesiology of Rowan Williams. Andy Rowell Doctor of Theo… Continue

Added by Andy Rowell on March 26, 2008 at 11:27am — 4 Comments

James Henley Equality (or "why doesn't everyone get to do stuff in church?")

If we really believe that everyone is equal, then what huge effect would that have on the way we are and do "church"?

Talked a little about equality at the Lab last weekend, and this was the main question that hit me from the point of view of someone who has the privilege of leading and shaping our church community.

It would be silly to try and convince ourselves that every has the same level of skill and ability in every area - sure some people are better at

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Added by James Henley on March 2, 2008 at 9:00am — 7 Comments

Ian Mobsby Anglimergents reliving the 'both and' approach to unity in diversity: Living in Hope beyond Fear

Anglimergents have been experimenting with inclusive forms of community, and participative forms of leadership, but at the same time have recognised the importance of the local Diocese as the Local Church and the Bishop as the point of unity with other local forms of the body Christ of varying different traditions. In Anglican polity it is an oxymoron for local bodies of Christ to 'opt out' of relationship with their local provincial bishop, opting to go with others outside the province. Why? -… Continue

Added by Ian Mobsby on March 1, 2008 at 4:00am — 6 Comments

James Henley Food and belonging

A couple of times over the last week or so different people have made comments to me about how eating together helps to grow community. Even just thinking about it, it seems bizarre that the simple act of sitting down and eating can do so much to bring people together. In The Search to Belong, Joe Myers talks alot about creating he… Continue

Added by James Henley on February 21, 2008 at 8:03am — 2 Comments

Ian Mobsby emerging church & arts-as-mission

Much has been written concerning the return and power of the image and film in postmodernity. We are now very much a visual culture, which creates real opportunities for engagement through a metaphorical approach. It is in this ancient:refreshed approach, that the Emerging Church seeks to enable spiritual encounter through the imagination. This is nothing new. The prophets used the arts
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Added by Ian Mobsby on February 18, 2008 at 3:30am — No Comments

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