Monthly Archives: June 2009

sound bites of life on 2009-06-11

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  • having a fantastic time with Leon, Hannah and my new nephews and niece – learning lots about Maori culture. #
  • RT @VivirLatino Oh No! More Puerto Ricans Dare To Call Themselves Immigrants! http://bit.ly/KswZC > not only we’re immigrants also exiled #
  • wishing traveling mercies to our brothers and sisters the Haiu’s in their trip to PDX, San Fran, then home to New Zealand. #
  • Example of how sometimes it takes the less likely brave soul to start a movement http://bit.ly/O9m2Z #
  • seems like a quite elaborated stunt to me. after all marketing have been equated to storytelling. i won’t be surprised if it’s all a gimmick #

sound bites of life on 2009-06-09

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  • Can you find God in your city? Create a map of the Divine in your ‘hood – http://bit.ly/3TVfIP #
  • At the Northwest Hothouse meeting. #
  • Elías turned 3 months today and we found out he is very ticklish around his neck. He has a very cute laugh. #
  • @otherthan let me know when you need help moving the heavy stuff, so I can drop Dustin by :-) #
  • you heard me right, I said the Bible is not enough when it comes to understanding and living into the story of God. #
  • hanging out w/ @PeterRollins, that is via his book The Orthodox Heretic, later PM I’ll hang out with Beaudoin via Witness to Dispossession #

Mapping the Divine Week

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According to the Mustard Seed Alternative Calendar this week is Mapping the Divine Week.

Take a map of your neighborhood/City (you can get this thru Google Maps) And for the extent of this week mark those areas in which you and others in your community and/or neighborhood encounter the Divine . It can be a coffeeshop where people can gather and feel welcome, a homeless shelter where people are provided with a roof and food, a park where you enjoy nature, a hospital, a friends house, beach, church, work place et cetera. Keep the map with you and mark where you encounter the Divine. Keep a record of thoughts, words, poems, images or other things that comes to your mind as you look for God in your neighborhood. 

We invite you to do this with a group, in community. At the end of the week have a potluck party and share with your group where did you find God in your neighborhood this week.  

Leave a comment here at the end of the week I would like to know how was your experience mapping the Divine.