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Dan
Kimball and the Emerging Church
Emerging
Leaders Talked About on Pastors.com
Tony Jones -- Emergent Convention --
"But [Doug] Pagitt, 30-something pastor of Solomon's
Porch in Minneapolis, is on the vanguard of an effort
to help today's emerging, largely unchurched culture connect
with the Gospel."
(See
Shelly Pagitt and Yoga workshops)
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all pastors.com articles on emerging church
What
Does Rick Warren Really Think About Brian McLaren? |
 The
Emerging Church by Dan Kimball
Forewords by Rick Warren and Brian McLaren
Check
it out on Rick Warren's Pastors.com web site ...
Articles
on Pastors.com by McLaren: August
2001
Articles
on Pastors.com about McLaren:
Brian
McLaren:
the story we find ourselves in by Greg Warner
Pastors.com
recommending Innovative Church Conference with Brian McLaren
Article
on Pastors. com by Dan Kimball talking about
Emerging Church and Brian McLaren
Interestingly
enough, while Rick Warren tries to distance himself from
Brian McLaren, McLaren
apparently is very fond of Warren. (This is on McLaren's
book jacket, under his favorite books.)
Rick
Warren Recommends
Contemplative/Emerging Conference
In
Rick Warren's Ministry
Toolbox newsletter, he is recommending the National
Pastors Convention 2007. The convention is put on by Zondervan
publishing and sponsored by InterVarsity Press and Leadership
Journal (Christianity Today). The pastors convention has
consistently been a conduit for contemplative and emergent
spiritualities. In the past, Yoga workshops and labyrinths,
as well as contemplative sessions, have been part of the
event. This year, along with many workshops on the silence
(i.e., contemplative), there will also be an an enneagram,
which is a "system of spiritual psychology based on an ancient
Sufi typology of nine personality types or primary roles
with the recognition of one's type tantamount to a spiritual
awakening" (from Alternative Health Dictionary). In the
following video clip, Catholic priest William Menninger
explains how an enneagram is a universal tool that can be
used by anyone in any religion to have a spiritual experience. Read
more...
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