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A Christianity Worth Believing

Monday, May 26th, 2008

As I’ve posted previously, I’ve found myself really resonating with several books I’ve read by Doug Pagitt. Doug is the pastor of Solomon’s Porch, a “holistic, missional, Christian community” located in Minneapolis, MN. He’s part of the “emergent church” conversation, having helped to found the Emergent Village web community.
I’ve read two of his previous books, […]

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Church Basement Roadshow

Monday, May 19th, 2008

The Church Basement Roadshow is coming to Indianapolis on Monday August 4th! See why I care, and let me know if you want to come along …

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I’m not typically one who gets highly involved in politics. However, I cannot help but recognize that the political and public sphere is where faith is lived out. To be faithful and authentic Christians I believe takes intentional efforts to put our faith into action in ways that are real and tangible, such as bringing […]

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Approved for Ordination

Sunday, April 6th, 2008

For a coupe of years now I have been working towards becoming ordained in the Church of the Brethren. I began the process of pre-licensing and licensing at the same time I began my studies at seminary almost 3 years ago. Now I have entered into the pre-ordination process with the intent of becoming ordained […]

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Doing Girlfriend Theology

Friday, March 28th, 2008

Over the many years of my education I have encountered and studied feminism and various feminist theologies at different points along the way. Therefore I felt relatively prepared to enter into this world again recently as I began to read Dori Grinenko Baker’s Doing Girlfriend Theology: God-talk with young women. Centered around Baker’s effort to […]

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