Roxburgh Journal...

A quick skype call to Nick gave me an insight. Nick in the kitchen listening to podcasts has inspired me. I've just finished a mammoth ironing session with the Roxburgh Journal this is a great resource from an ever improving Allelon.

If your thing is mission this is a great resource . Whether you want to express it within an emerging 'fresh' expression or within an existing ecclesiology, seeking to plant or transition, these podcasts so far I am sure will resource you.

So far we have had....

Conversations from New Zealand with Steve Taylor:
Engaging Missional Imagination in a Traditional Church

Missional Life Emerges in the Local Church with Mike Goheen

Church Transformation and Culture Change with Darryl Dash

and

The FRWY in the Neighborhood with Pernell

... all worth it but it was good hearing about Pernell's experience of planting a Salvation Army expression of church within a coffee shop.

Comments

Johnny said…
Pernell's a top fellah, and the work he's doing over in Hamilton, ON is inspirational.
1:10 PM
Anonymous said…
Thank you Gordon... and John... for your kind words. Gordon we haven't connected for a while, hope things are well.

Allelon is becoming a terrific resource for those re-thinking about mission, for sure.
11:31 PM
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