Andrew looks back a decade at some of the original theological bloggers and finds out what we are up to. It’s funny to think I am indirectly responsible for three of the people on that list.
Andrew Jones
Fringe Expressions
Andrew Jones has launched a major new project called Fringe Expressions. As he calls it. We are going to partner with leading mission organizations and denominations by helping them start 50 new church/mission structures around the world that will act as role models for church planting in the toughest parts of the world. As well [...]
Thanks!
Andrew Jones has some nice things to say about my blog which I appreciate. Back when I started this blog, there was Rudy Carassco, Andrew, AKMA, and myself blogging about theology and faith issues. I’ve been doing this for so long, I recently had to install the Touch of Grey hair coloring plugin for my [...]
Goodbye to Emergent Village?
Andrew Jones wrote this today on his blog Also over is any official relationship I have left with one of those emerging church groups called Emergent Village. EV is a hard group to leave because its a flat structured organization and there is no one to inform that you are de-friending yourself, or getting de-friended, [...]
Laid off
Andrew Jones was laid off by Church Mission Society today which is a difficult blow at anytime but especially during this time of global economic duress. Anyway. Its a hard thing to receive a redundancy letter, despite how nice your employer has been about it. Its like getting dumped by a girlfriend. Its a blow [...]
Tall Skinny Bailout
Andrew Jones is blogging on the debt dependent church. Here are some of the gems from the post I have seen a number of Seminary graduates come overseas to hang with us and to potentially find work in the "emerging church". After a short time, they have gone back to USA disappointed that there are [...]
Emerging? Have we even started?
On June 14th, Andrew Jones had an interesting post on his weblog. He asked the question “what happens when those of us in the emerging church stop emerging”. Interesting question as about the same time I interviewed Rudy Carrasco and he said this We are pretty close to enshrining our own orthodoxies, and we are [...]
