I'll be at #churchtechcamp today at Fuller Seminary -- it is "a localized unconference for people of faith to gather and share their own best practices and "in the field" insights." Looking forward to meeting all the people and hearing what they have to say...
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- Hi, welcome to my former blog! My name is Ryan Bolger, and this is where I posted my thoughts on Jesus, culture, new forms of community, among other things. Come visit me at my new blog: http://www.ryanbolger.com. I still teach at Fuller Seminary in Southern California where I'm doing some writing as well. Feel free to bounce around the new or old website -- I hope it might stir your imagination -- feel free to stir mine as well by leaving some comments, preferably at the new site... Peace...
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Best of BolgBlog 2007
- Breaking the Missional Code by Ed Stetzer and David Putman
- Breaking the Missional Code Part II
- Continuing Jesus' Mission into the World
- Continuing Jesus' Mission into the World (Part Two)
- From little c to Big C church...
- Signs of Emergence by Kester Brewin
- The Stretching of Social Space
- What is the Difference between Missional and Emerging Churches?
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- Are Numbers Evil?
- Dreams for My School
- Emerging Worship is about Who Gets to Play
- Lesslie Newbigin and Mission to the West
- Marks of a Missional Church
- Maybe the Boomers Aren't the Bad Guys After All
- The Carnivalistic Life
- Training Cultural Prophets -- Dreams For My School Part 2
- Where to Go with Newbigin?
- Workplace Evangelism -- More of the Same in Emerging Churches?
Best of Bolgblog 2005
- A Brief Snapshot of the Emerging Church
- Advice for Modern Leaders, "Let Go"
- Emerging Church and Cultures
- Emerging Churches and Denominations
- Existing Churches -- Let them die?
- Hospitality Apologetics
- Mission in the Twenty-First Century
- Missionaries Get the Emerging Church
- Please, no more doing church for 'them'
- Transforming Secular Space
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Ryan, great to meet you at Fuller, and love what you're doing!
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