Now that the smoke has cleared, I thought I’d share a winsome invitation that my lovely assistant Helen handcrafted back in August. This fine piece of artwork was for an off-the-map conversation among missional-minded folk at ACU’s Summit this past September. Dubbed “A Post-Restorationist Powwow,” it turned out to be an inspiring evening with [...]
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Tags: ACU Summit, Alexander Campbell, barton stone, Brian McLaren, emergent, missional, post-restorationist, restoration movement, stone-campbell movement
fellow post-restorationists, as if one of them needed a nametag
signs of emergence are everywhere. so much going on right now. i want to share stories and news with the locals in the area who are on board with the emergent conversation or whatever you call it.
first, Greg had a great post on the [...]
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this summer at our beach retreat, we talked about cultivating a kyngdm rhythm—getting in sync and in step with the movement of God in our day-to-day lives. so to help us get a sense for what the rhythm of God is all about, we had a drum circle. and how can you [...]
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a fellow post-restorationist, he‘ll be speaking at ACU’s Summit in September
Without argument, the Churches of Christ departed from Barton Stone’s way long ago and pursued the “hard style” of the “radicalizing” Campbell.[31] Yet there is of late a sense of return—whether intentional or not—to propensities more aligned with Stone. This “Post-Restorationist” movement [...]
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Tags: Adam Ellis, barton stone, Brian McLaren, Dallas Willard, emergent, emerging church, Fajita, missional, post-restorationist, stone-cambell movement
the man, the exile, the forerunner
If you’re an emerging underling like me, you do what missiologists/anthropologists with PhD’s from Fuller tell you. So the next few posts will be pieces from a paper I wrote that started with some research I did in graduate school as Chris Flanders’ graduate assistant. Initially, [...]
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Tags: barton stone, Ben Cheek, Brian McLaren, Chris Flanders, church planting, Doug Foster, emerging church, Greg Newton, Jared Looney, Kester Smith, missional, Nic Acosta, post-restorationist, restoration movement, stone-campbell movement