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Network of testimonials Originally uploaded by GustavoG. This isn't the most accurate model of a centered set network. I'm still researching that and hope to find a clear model soon. However, this representation of the connections between flickr users based on their testimonials (comments about one
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Everyday I'm learning more about what a centered set church might look and feel like. I keep on running into quotes from The Shaping of Things to Come: Innovation and Mission for the 21 Century Church by Michael Frost. So that is now on the top of my
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I've been doing a little thinking, and a little talking, and it seems that centered-set is more reflective of the idea I'm trying to understand here. While, as one of my friends said, "smart mob church sounds cooler" that is really the method, not
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house2house has a great grasp on simplicity: Where are two or more are gathered in His name, there is church. Where "DNA" is present among people, there is church. Buildings, programs, and professional clergy are not essential elements of a church. By 'simple church', we mean
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I just ran across No Church? No Problem on Christianity Today Magazine. Kevin Miller reviews George Barna's new book, REVOLUTION: Finding Vibrant Faith Beyond the Walls of the Sanctuary. Unlike the Great Awakenings, which brought people into the church, this new movement "entails drawing people away from
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Hey party people! (Primarily my TwinCities friends--but also you long distance mentors) For quite some time now, I have had this intersection of ideas amassing in my mind. I have not developed it by any means, but I have decided to 'externalize the problem' [1]. And I would