What is it that Democrats see in Hillary Clinton? If she wins the primary, she will will unite the Republicans in a way that James Dobson could only dream of. Speaking of the religious right, I wonder what would happen if a strong evangelical presidential candidate who shared their values and happened to be a [...]
September, 2007:
Brian McLaren in Ottawa
The Ottawa Citizen’s story on Brian McLaren speaking in Ottawa to the Anglican church. Can Brian McLaren heal the fractured Anglican church with a new vision of Christianity for the 21st century? The balding, bespectacled baby boomer is one of the leading lights in a new Christian movement: church without speeches, rules, robes — sometimes [...]
Coffee For People Who Want To Think Returns October 7th
For those of you who are in Saskatoon and are looking for some theological discussion and dialogue, Coffee for People Who Want to Think is returning on October 7. We are discussing Kester Brewin’s excellent book, Signs of Emergence which you can pick up from Amazon.com, Scott’s Parable or McNally Robinson. More information over at [...]
Where the Emerging Church in the U.K. is going
I guess I could comment on Mark Driscoll’s latest podcast but I would rather point you to this article by Ian Moseby on where the emerging church in the U.K. is headed. Social Capital – The greatest challenge to emerging churches in the UK is human-power to sustain projects and initiatives. Due to changes in [...]
Big Box Pawn Shop
To make a long story short, we lost the battery charger for the camcorder which I want to take to Soularize so I can videotape people swimming with man-eating sharks (Spencer tells me this is safe). After thinking about getting a cheap Aiptek camera (won’t ship to Canada or even accept a Canadian billing address) [...]
