Regular Posts Tagged ‘Submergent’
9th Jul 2008Posted in: Blog 3

Warning – Very long post ahead After months of planning and many online conversations, 10 rabble rousers got together this past weekend in Philadelphia to dream, dialogue and conspire about the next steps Submergent should take. Many others were invited, but couldn’t make it to the gathering – so no, it was not a secret [...]

16th Jun 2008Posted in: Blog 0

Joining the Anabaptist conspirators – The Mennonite By Tom Sine God is doing something new through a new generation that has a distinctly Anabaptist accent in these uncertain times. These young initiators are creating new ways to make a difference in both the world and the church. In The New Conspirators, I explained these activists [...]

12th May 2008Posted in: Blog 1

Back in Seattle. I had a really terrific time conspirint with fellow friends of Submergent in Indiana. We make good connections with established and emerging anabaptists as well as some anabaptist influenced folks. I was glad to connect not only with practitioners, but also with academics and theologians in the Anabaptist and Christian radical tradition.  I might [...]

8th May 2008Posted in: Blog 0

I’m over in Goshen, Indiana hanging out with Mark Van Steenwyk and other Submergent conspirators. We are here to participate of the Brian McLaren’s Everything Must Change conference. While Submergent still forming it’s identity, we are here to connect with other emerging anabaptist and those influence by the anabaptist ethos who want to live into the [...]

24th Apr 2008Posted in: Blog 2

Interview with Tom Sine and Jarrod McKenna The New Conspirators | RodneyOlsen.net From Rodeny Olsen: Tom Sine joined me on my morning radio programme on 98.5 Sonshine FM along with Jarrod McKenna from Peace Tree Community. While Tom’s book talks about the many ways that people are re-imagining church, Jarrod is part of a community [...]

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