New Monasticism and White Privilege
This is a post I wrote for God’s Politics blog as my contribution to the current conversation on Racial Reconciliation Challenge to New Monasticism initiated by Jason and Vonetta Storbakken from Radical Living Community in NYC.
What I wrote may sting a bit, this kind of stuff always do. So I am expecting some heat to come [...]
Eliacín in Sojourners Magazine
Sojourners Magazine, June 2008
Look mom, I’m on the cover of a magazine!
Last March I received an email from one of editors Sojourners Magazine letting me know that they wanted to run a profile of me as part of 10 Young Christian Leaders to Watch. I’m honored to be among such a great group of fellow young conspirators in [...]
Howard Zinn: Anarchism Shouldn’t Be a Dirty Word
Howard Zinn: Anarchism Shouldn’t Be a Dirty Word | Democracy and Elections | AlterNet
Ziga Vodovnik: In your People’s History of the United States you show us that our freedom, rights, environmental standards, etc., have never been given to us from the wealthy and influential few, but have always been fought out by ordinary people [...]
Anglimergent
Anglimergent
A relational network of Anglicans engaging emerging church and mission.
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Making It Real, Sojourners Magazine/January 2008
Making It Real, Sojourners Magazine/January 2008
by Tom Sine
If we are serious about finding a way to embody more authentically the aspirations and values of our faith instead of those of the culture, we need to start where many of these new conspirators do. We need to rediscover the kingdom of God as not only [...]
Listening to the Emerging World
Instead of playing the wink’em game and doing another book report (oh… you know what I’m talking about), why not pay attention to what the Emerging World has to tell us?
World Social Forum
More news of hope and transformation from the past US Social Forum - This is what happens when people in the USA [...]
Remonking the Church
Remonking the Church
Circa 1988
Defining remonasticization
The remonasticization we would support would not be as tightly defined as traditional monasticism. It would not, for example, mean the stereotypical cluster of people retiring to desert solitude. Rather, it would look to the biblical antecedents for a select group of holy persons set apart to call all [...]

