the meatrix
i just came upon the coolest site ever - as a "reformed" veggy i am not overly excited about meat - but i think you will get a kick out of this one - "the meatrix"
"a place where our ancient faith meets the 21st century"
does your faith community connect with the poor
some books we like
About Me
A Few Sermons
Listen too and Download a copy of "God, Pimp my Life."
Listen too and Download a copy of "Community 101"
Listen too and Download a copy of "Community 201"
These are not "the best" - they are simply "random" teachings I have done over a few years.
Listen too and Download a copy of "Community 101"
Listen too and Download a copy of "Community 201"
These are not "the best" - they are simply "random" teachings I have done over a few years.
what some others say about us:
"Scores of EC proponents are using blogs to advance these ideas and stimulate dialogue. Lindner says it is not possible to generalize them into a predictable demographic class, but she offers examples of prominent EC bloggers: John O'Keefe, founder of ginkworld.net, "an emerging/postmodern site exploring what it means to be a follower of Jesus in today's world;"
NCC's 2006 Yearbook of American and Canadian Churches cites two 21st century trends: blogging and the Emergent Church
NCC's 2006 Yearbook of American and Canadian Churches cites two 21st century trends: blogging and the Emergent Church
voices i hear
- andrew careaga
- andrew jones
- charlie wear
- church spy
- dan farrell
- deeper
- doug pagitt
- emergent evolution
- emergent southeast
- emergent voyageurs
- faith revolution
- faithmaps
- fractal generation
- good mason blog
- home front
- iggie's corner
- jabber wocky
- jason clark
- john brimacombe
- john willis
- jonny baker
- jordon cooper
- karen ward
- keith giles
- kevin hartwig
- len hjalmarson
- the blender
- wendy cooper
1 comment:
Good link. Actually through that link I found a subscription farm that is in the same town I'm moving to. I see this is a pratical expansion of my faith into the 'secular' decisions like where I get my food. This kind of developed through reading this book "Simple Living, Compassionate Life".
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