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Troy Bronsink and I led a workshop called “Emerging Worship Environments” at the Alt7 Conference at Montreat this week. If you’re interested in downloading a PDF version of our presentation, you can do so here. Also, here are some additional resources that you may find beneficial if you’re interested in emerging culture and worship environments.

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If you’re around Princeton, I encourage you to check out .bE, an alternative worship gathering on Tuesday, March 18th at Princeton Theological Seminary. It will be on campus in the Auditorium in the Mackay Campus Center (map here) and it will start at 8pm. I hope to see you there.

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UPDATE: Book giveaway. I have 4 copies of “The New Christians” to send to the first four people who email me with a picture of Tony’s footwear of choice while he’s on the road.
Prior to reading The New Christians, I have always told everyone that Pete Rollins’s How (Not) to Speak of God has been [...]

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My friend Jake Myers is planting a church in Little 5 Points (a community in Atlanta) and the church community is called Trinitas Church. He and I were co-conspirators in creating, .bE: What do I love when I love my God?, an alternative worship installation. Unlike other .bE worship gatherings I’ve led before, this one [...]

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If you are going to be in Atlanta this Thursday, April 26th, I’d encourage you to stop by Grandma Lukes in Little Five Points, between 7-9pm. My friend Jake and I are putting together an alt.worship gathering called .bE, whose theme is “What do I love when I love my God?” The service is sponsored [...]

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Last night we had our second alternative worship experience at Princeton Seminary. Jonny Baker and Karen Ward led us in an alt.worship service. If you are interested in the tunes and info about the video loops that Jonny used, go check out his post. It was one of the more refreshing experiences I’ve had recently. [...]

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Last night we did the .bE worship gathering at Princeton and it went amazingly well. It felt really good to finally be able to share this type of a worship experience with the Princeton Seminary community and from what I can tell, it was received very well. We definitely had the biggest crowd ever (probably [...]

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.bE has been…

August 25, 2004 · 1 comment

in Emergent

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.bE was tonight at Centralia Nazarene Church. It was the last time we put on .bE v1.0, and it went really well. We probably had close to 50 people there, and it was a pretty diverse group I’d say, from some young parents with infants to some 70+ yr olds. Three [...]

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.bE 2.0

August 16, 2004 · 4 comments

in Emergent

If anyone is around the western Washington area, we’re going to be doing a .bE service at the church I grew up going to, Centralia Nazarene Church. A friend of mine who I was in youth group with, Kyle, and his wife Tara have been putting on a young adult service called Axis, and we’re [...]

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FTE Day 3

June 19, 2004 · 2 comments

in Emergent, General, Ministry

I have too much to say, and I have only had 2 beers, but I’m feeling like definitely just going to sleep right now.
So many wonderful things have happened today; discussions, seminars and hearing Dr. Robert Franklin preach and share with us. This is an absolutely amazing man and it was a joy to be [...]

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Jeff Johnson led us in a time of contemplative singing: keyboard, violin and flute. We are supposed to be silently praying for 3 min. I think I’ll do that.
Jesus, remember me, when you come into your Kingdom. These were the words we prayed. Jesus, remember me, when you come into your Kingdom. Jesus has come [...]

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.bE

April 21, 2004 · 13 comments

in Emergent

We put on .bE last night in a beautiful facility (see more photos below), the Eighth Street Center in Buhl, ID. It’s always interesting to see who comes to .bE….and who doesn’t. I really don’t know how to advertise .bE any more. For this time, I limited myself to 15 churches in Buhl and the [...]

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