A cyberstore with a difference.... Please find below resources we have made available in printed, CD, mp3 or pdf formats
A cyberstore with a difference.... Please find below resources we have made available in printed, CD, mp3 or pdf formats
6. Internet download | Moot:Blah Learning Day "New-Monasticism & the Emerging Church" MP3s £12.00
with Pete Askew of the Northumbria Community, Gareth Powell of Moot and others from the Anglican Franciscan Order
There has been a resurgence of interest in the monastic way of life recently and many groups have been considering developing their own 'way of life'. So should we all swear to 'poverty, chastity and obedience'? Or is there another way or rythm that would suit our context?
Newly available from 6th January 2007
5. Internet download | Moot:Blah Learning Day "Faith formation & The Emerging Church" MP3s £12.00
with John Drane, Ben Edson & Andrew Roberts
The Learning day occurred on Oct 14th 2006 which explores the following questions:
Many emerging churches/fresh expressions have emphasised 'belonging without necessarily believing' and faith as a journey of life. But we are left with the question - how do people in new forms of Church find and continue to grow in faith? And what instruction or resources need to be in place to facilitate this important spiritual journey?This study day seeks to explore practically the issues and potential solutions for contemporary forms of Christian formation.
Newly Available from October 2006
4. Internet download | Moot:Blah Learning Day "Emerging Leadership" MP3s £12.00
with Kester Brewin, Ana Draper & Paul Roberts
The Learning day occurred on April 29th 2006 which explores the following questions:
Does the emerging church need leaders? Isn't it all about co-producing stuff where we are all 'leaders'
Or is it about renewing leadership, making it less of a one man band and more inclusive and powersharing?
How are we to develop emerging churches/fresh expressions that allow all people to participate and use all their gifts rather than just the few ‘leaders who do everything?
How do we avoid power abuse by over zealous leaders?
Newly Available from May 2006
3. CD | "Moot:Blah Learning Day "Leadership & the Emerging Church" MP3s £14.50 inclusive of P&P in the UK.
with Kester Brewin, Ana Draper & Paul Roberts
The Learning day occurred on April 29th 2006 which explores the following questions:
Does the emerging church need leaders? Isn't it all about co-producing stuff where we are all 'leaders'
Or is it about renewing leadership, making it less of a one man band and more inclusive and powersharing?
How are we to develop emerging churches/fresh expressions that allow all people to participate and use all their gifts rather than just the few ‘leaders who do everything?
How do we avoid power abuse by over zealous leaders?
Newly Available from May 2006
2. | Download | "Moot: Blah Learning Day "A theology of the Emerging Church" with Dr Pete Rollins MP3s £12.00.
The Study day includes 2 talks and question and answer sessions with Dr Pete Rollins where he explored some of the theological implications coming out of the praxis of emerging church projects. See below for more details. This purchase option will give you the option to download the mp3 files for the study day, from an internet source. Once purchased, you will receive an email with the address and password to download the files. Please note this email will not be immediate but will be within 1 working day. You will have a week to do this once you receive the email from us with this information.
1. | CD | "Moot: Blah Learning Day "A theology of the Emerging Church" with Dr Pete Rollins MP3s £14.50 inclusive of P&P in the UK
The Study day includes 2 talks and question and answer sessions with Dr Pete Rollins where he explored some of the theological implications coming out of the praxis of emerging church projects.
Summary of the day
What is the emerging church? Is it a neo-evangelical and/or neo-catholic sociological strategy, designed to address the decline in church attendance, or is it a radical re-envisaging of faith that communicates a vital message of transformation to the wider church? In other words, will this fragile, fractured movement be one day remembered, if it is remembered at all, as a re-imagining of the ‘body of Christ’ as community for a post-modern context?
Dr Peter Rollins from the Ikon community in Northern Ireland (a group which describes itself as iconic, apocalyptic, heretical, emerging and failing) is a philosopher who has come to believe that the emerging church presents a singular, unprecedented opportunity to transform the theological and moral architecture of the Christian community. By combining his research into mysticism and post-modern theory, alongside his development of an emerging church community, Peter promises to present what he believes is a vital message concerning both the possibilities and dangers, which the emerging church currently faces.
His challenge is as simple as it is profound… if we do not become theologically self-aware the emerging church will end up as little more than the latest attempt to make church cool. This event built on the acclaimed Seminar that Peter gave at last year’s Greenbelt Arts Festival. The study day was hosted by moot.net, the central London based alternative worship community in Westminster, at St Matthews Conference Centre.
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