Well Resonate is back online with a new look and feel and the website is now powered by WordPress. You can check out what Resonate is up to as a community, find out information about church planting, and also a listing of some of the emerging churches across the country. The RSS feed and Twitter [...]
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Cultivate Gathering
Cultivate Gathering is coming to a Hamilton near you on May 16, 2009. Cultivate is for anyone who is interested in missional church, and is happening because of numerous conversations between different people, organizations, networks and churches in Canada that long to see new forms of church thrive and relational networking happen. We are tired [...]
Collapse of the emerging church?
Kester Brewin has some predictions for 2008. This one stuck out for obvious reasons. …the collapse of the emerging church as a popular project. He expands in the comments It’s just a hunch, but I sense that some of the key players are less and less willing to work with that particular language. I think [...]
What If?
Cultivate Missional Living [CML] is a six month training course for people who want to learn how to engage in mission in an urban community. [CML] takes place in the Beasley neighbourhood in downtown Hamilton, Ontario – one of the poorest neighbourhoods in Canada – and is hosted by The Freeway.[CML] is supported by Allelon, [...]
Emerging Church Documentary Tour
Nathan Colquhoun (whose blog I just bookmarked because I can never spell his last name correctly without looking it up) took some great photos of the recent emerging church documentary road trip. The details of the recent road swing are here. Technorati tags: Emerging Church Documentary, Nathan Colquhoun, Joe Manafo, Kim Reid, Resonate, photography
Cultivate Gathering
November 17th, Resonate and The Freeway are hosting Cultivate Gathering in Hamilton, Ontario. Tim Baily, Joe Manafo, and David Fitch are among the speakers. The cost is $50 which includes a fine lunch as well. If you are in Southern Ontario or the Northeast United States, you will want to make sure you are there.
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 [...]
