ONE – “From Religion to Spirituality”
TWO – “Seeking Authentic Spiritual Community”
THREE – “Religionless Christianity”
FOUR (for an ECO-theme workshop) – “Echo Ecology”
Download the full document at VIDEO SCRIPTS 1,2,3 and 4
ONE – “From Religion to Spirituality”
TWO – “Seeking Authentic Spiritual Community”
THREE – “Religionless Christianity”
FOUR (for an ECO-theme workshop) – “Echo Ecology”
Download the full document at VIDEO SCRIPTS 1,2,3 and 4
GLOSSARY of Terms and Phrases used by Tom Sherwood
in “Listening to The Echo” and “Learning from the Listening”
Download the full document at GLOSSARY
The two theme presentations on Friday may seem long ago now… and we have folks here this morning who were not here then. So let’s review a bit, and get everyone into the same discernment process…
Download the full document at Conference Presentation 3 – Toward a New Reformation
From Church to Community
New Forms of Community
We are a community in an age of individualism… and new forms of human groups
Listening to another person is an expression of ἀγάπη – unconditional love, the love we receive from God, the love celebrated in Paul’s poetry in First Corinthians chapter 13. It is a form of spiritual hospitality, inviting the other’s experience into your experience. It is a biblical thing to do: Jesus listens to Nicodemus and the Woman at the Well (John 3 and 4); Paul walks around the streets of Athens, listening, before he preaches (Acts 17); in Ecclesiastes we read that “to draw near to listen is better than the sacrifice offered by fools” (5: 1); James writes “Let everyone be quick to listen, slow to speak” (1: 19). In worship services, after a reading from Scripture, we often quote the repeated line in Revelation 2 and 3: “Let anyone who has an ear, listen to what the Spirit is saying to the churches.”
Download the full document at Conference Presentation 2 – Toward New Forms of Spiritual Community
I have been listening to The Echo, and probably you have too… the children of Baby Boomers, the Echo from the Boom, young adults born after 1978 – 8 million Canadians. Who are they?
Some of them are here; but for many of us, they are our children and grandchildren…
Many of them say they are SBNR, “spiritual but not religious.”
-Stephane Gaudet a écrit a ce sujet il y a un ans dans Aujourd’hui Credo – mai-juin 2011.
Download the full document at Conference Presentation 1 – From History to Story.doc
Download (right click, save as): video4 – Echo Ecology (260mb, .mpg file)
Download (right click, save as): video3 – Religionless Christianity (271mb, .mpg file)
Download (right click, save as): video2 – Seeking Authentic Spiritual Community (231mb, .mpg file)
Download (right click, save as): video1 – From Religion to Spirituality (188mb, .mpg file)
Download the full document:
Echo-14-a-lonely-Echo.doc
Echoes #1 to 13 are posted at
http://campuschaplaincy.ca/category/listening-to-the-echo/
You might also be interested in the new “Learning from Listening” series posted at
http://campuschaplaincy.ca/category/learning-from-listening/
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