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Monthly Archives: May 2008
Thin Space: Learning from the Celtic Saints
Thin Space Learning from the Celtic Saints: a day long learning/sharing experience hosted by Mustard Seed Associates and the Mustard Seed House.
- When? June 7
- Where? Mustard Seed House, Seattle WA
The rediscovery of Celtic Christianity has been a delightful revelation for many followers of Christ in recent years. Many Christians are intrigued by this rich tradition and by the men and women who led it. They were described as God intoxicated people who lived with an intense sense of the presence of God. All of life and all of creation were embraced by the triune God whom they believed walked with them throughout life’s journey.
The invigorating prayers and traditions of this movement continue to inspire people today. Come and learn from the Celtic saints and see how this wonderful Christian tradition can enrich and empower your prayer life and your spiritual observances. This day long seminar will explore the lives of Patrick, Columba, Brigit and Brendan and the rich understanding of prayer that each of these Christian leaders brought to their faith.
Discover new ways to connect your prayer walk to your everyday life as you explore the many examples of prayer that under girded the lives of these dynamic ancient followers of Jesus. Discover a deeper understanding of prayer as you learn to write Celtic prayers based on your own life situation.
Schedule for the Day:
- 9:00 Welcome & morning prayer
- 9:30 Learning from Patrick – the all encompassing presence of Christ
- 10:30 Break
- 11:00 Learning from Columba – rhythms for life
- Lunch
- 1:00 Learning from Brigid & Brendan – journey into hospitality
- 2:30 – 4:00 Writing prayers for the journey
- 4:00 Sharing.
- 4:30 Closing and afternoon prayer
Twitter Updates for 2008-05-14
- delicious lentil soup made by Ricci tonight. #
- @kimmersck Ricci and I do the same once an awhile. But mostly during Lent and Advent. #
- @dydimustk you should contact the people of Reimagine in SF #
- talking with Jarrod McKenna http://is.gd/gf2 #
- Time to unplug and relax. Tonight’s book Christi-Anarchy by Dave Andrews #
- teaching Tom Sine the wonders of Gmail #
- not happy. my mac power cord just broke. #
- not happy. my mac power cord just broke. #
- @spiritfarmer I’ve only been to the one close to green lake. #
- mac cable replaced by apple. we’re good to go. #
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The Becoming of G-d: What the Trinitarian nature of God has to do with Church and a deep Spirituality for the 21 Century
My friend and fellow Anglimergent Fr. Ian Mobsby just announced the launched of his second book. Ian’s community -Moot- is a sister to one of my communities here in Seattle, Church of the Apostles.
Here is what Ian says about his new book-
The Becoming of G-d: What the Trinitarian nature of God has to do with Church and a deep Spirituality for the Twenty First Century
I explore the importance of this understanding of God in the context of our postmodern culture driven under the logic of consumption and information technology, which drives a new form of cultural mysticism. In this brave new world, the importance of church reflecting the Trinitarian nature of God as ‘mystical communion or community’ becomes an imperative. Finally, I explore the difficult challenge of building community in a culture which is loosing its interpersonal skills to the cult of the individual.
So it should be a good read!!
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From Little Things Big Thing Grow
This powerful video is about the official Australian Government apology to the Aboriginal People early this year. Thanks to my friend Jarrod McKenna for posting yesterday at God’s Politics blog.