Not much time to blog these days. I've been co-directing the national Mennonite Brethren youth conference, Anaheim 07, March 31-April 3. We've tried some unusual approaches to a youth conference focusing on our Anabaptist roots, incarnational and holistic ministry, and missional experiences (we canceled the typical morning sessions in favor of something we call "ministry tracks." If you're interested you can read more about it at my other blog here.
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Dear Sir,
I stumbled across your blog while doing a search of "Elijah and Baal" and the McClaren "spoof" came up. I'm trying to decipher your position. When I clicked on a link in the post I was taken to a blog "Camponthis". I was saddened by what I read there. But as I read through your blog my heart is lifted to read of Bono, One, justice, etc...
I would love to dialogue more if you could email me that would be great.
Sincerely,
Chris
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Posted by: chris paytas | April 05, 2007 at 05:52 PM