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Reading for Revolution – George Barna and the Emerging Church

April 12, 2007 Featured 5 min read

Today I had the chance to lead Ryan’s class for the second time this week.  On Tuesday we covered aspects from the book  Emerging Churches, while today we covered questions and key insights concerning one of Barna’s more recent hit titles, “Revolution.”  Here is some of what we

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Theologians Start with Questions and Need Humility

April 12, 2007 Blog Posts 1 min read

Found this on Catholic Anarchy and thought it was a great quote for anyone involved in the study of theology. This is taken directly from the postPope Benedict: Theologians must be both radical and humble: From Zenit.org: “Universities, societies and humanity need questions and also answers,” the Holy Father

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B’ham or bust: Three Weeks and Counting

April 11, 2007 Featured 3 min read

Life seems to be moving at increasing speeds lately, it’s all I can do to keep track of the things that still need done before I depart.  I am leaving for England in under three weeks now, and still have tons of books that need read, articles that need

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Christ Is Risen: He is Risen Indeed

April 8, 2007 Blog Posts 2 min read

Happy Easter to all of you.  Christ is Risen. Today, I have enjoyed Resurrection Sunday with its time of rest before church, the wonderful service, singing and communion at the Mennonite church where we attend; the fabulous dinner we shared with our housemates, our good friend Cate, and Emily’s

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Maundy Thursday (House) Worship/Prayer Service

April 6, 2007 Featured 3 min read

A few days ago Emily and I had the idea to invite some friends over to hang out Thursday, tonight, to kick off Emily’s spring break (she rarely stays up past 9pm on a school night).  Then I thought that because it was Maundy Thursday it would be great

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#7 Wess (but I’m the actual real person)

April 2, 2007 Blog Posts 1 min read

So I thought I’d google my name today – wess – (oh, notice the 2 S’s that’s key) and see where I am at on the cool factor!  In other words the closer to the top of the page on google you are the “cooler” you are. Well it

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Quakers and Coffee

April 1, 2007 Featured 1 min read

A few weeks ago I decided to create a few new names for some of my favorite coffee drinks just for fun.  I work at Fuller’s Bookstore, and attached is a really great coffee shop ingenuously named “Coffee by the Books.”  What this means for me is a steady

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Dress Down Friday | Anne Lamott, Grindhouse, Ok Computer and Twitter

March 30, 2007 Blog Posts 1 min read

Well despite my ibook going down on me yesterday it’s been a good week. Emily, Cate and I all went to see Anne Lamott at All Saints Church on Wednesday.  Her new book “Grace (Eventually)” came out.  If you ever get a chance to see her in person it’

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Sad day for my ibook G4

March 29, 2007 Blog Posts 1 min read

Well – I my ibook G4 kicked the can today.  Or so I think – I am going to take it into the genius bar tomorrow at the apple store – but it looks like it’s going to require some serious cash for repairs.  As far as I know it’s a

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Trends within the Convergent Friends Conversation

March 28, 2007 Featured 4 min read

Last week I went to a Friends conference (FWCC) in Rhode Island, and have already talked about it at some length. But the point of this short post was to point out a number of trends, or characteristics that I saw beginning to frame the overall conversation of convergent Friends.

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Burnside Review: Lovedrug – Everything Starts Where It Ends

March 26, 2007 Blog Posts 1 min read

Burnside Writers Collective has written a worthy review ofLovedrug’s new album – Everything Starts Where It Ends.  Even though I am friends with a couple of the guys in the band I really like Lovedrug’s music and their new album.  This review shows I am not the only one.

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Making Our Homes Centers of Missional Activity

March 26, 2007 Featured 2 min read

My good friend and collegue JR Rozko recently wrote an article for Mere Mission called Missional Home Makers. In it he discusses the importance of turning our homes into centers for missional activity in our neighborhoods and activities.  Instead of focusing all our attention on the inward care of the

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