Emergent scene and my possible transition

Six months into my current position. They've been great, and I gather that means (in some weird way) that I'm doing what I'm supposed to be doing...

Things on this blog are likely in transition. Blogger's interface doesn't seem to grab me, and I'm not here much. Plus, I'm working on two blog projects at the church I'm serving: one a collaborative project, one a personal pastor's blog. That latter one might supercede this blog, which wouldn't amount to much I guess.

One of the interesting things this all has led me towards is back into the emergent culture, and the exploration of what this way of looking at church might mean for 21st Century Christianity.

A primer in emergent culture is available at emergent village, with some organizing principles (but note the debate over whether they are creeds, boundary markers, or such).

There are a myriad of webpages online devoted to emergent church, and indeed the internet is one of its more important tools. I'm beginning to explore how this movement happens among progressive/moderate mainline folks like myself...

One blog I've recently found that has me intrigued is by seminarian Adam Cleaveland at PTS.

So more soon...