My Talk at Greenbelt Festival this Saturday

This weekend I will be speaking at Greenbelt Festival on “Set Free to Be The Church”. Saturday from 7pm at the CMS tent. Come along and fill up the empty seats so i don’t DIE a humiliating death when nobody turns up at my session. I will try to tackle the new forms of church/community arising in this new media revolution, and the missiological insights that can free us to be the people of God as we should be. I hope to have a few guests with me who can speak about different areas of that freedom. Saturday 25th from 7pm to 8pm in the Church Missionary Society tent. In fact, CMS is running an excellent program on Setting The Captives Free which will tackle everything from stopping human trafficking to emerging church issues.

For the very elite few of you who attend my teaching sessions each year at Greenbelt, [God bless you . . every one!] here is a reminder of our journey so far.

2004

WalkingcityIn 2004 my lecture was called Forward Slash: A Narrative Missiology. It dealt with “emerging culture, new media minds, a deep ecclesiology, new church structures, values of new media culture, ministry in a post-post-literate culture, and an apostolic pattern appropriate for this century.”

I think you can buy the CD from Greenbelt here.

2005 – I spoke on the spirituality of blogging. We dipped into Athanasius and came up with about 10 ways in which blogging can be a spiritual discipline. Greenbelt neglected to record that earth-shattering moment but you can see the outline here.

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2006I was there at Greenbelt but not speaking. Instead I joined the Fuse Factory VJ team and helped them set up their audio-visual installations.

2007 – I am flapping my lips again and hope to bring insights from the previous lectures into this new one. God help us all. C U THERE!

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Andrew

Andrew Jones launched his first internet space in 1997 and has been teaching on digital things ever since. He founded The Boaz Project in 2000 and the virtual Suddenly Seminary in 2004.

2 Comments

  • rudy says:

    i would be there if i could… i’ll be in Singapore instead… not far from where we hung out in 2001

  • colin marriott says:

    I found your talk at Greenbelt Saturday night very helpful. Particularly the bit about moving from simplicity to complexity and from the singular to the modular. Just made a whole lot of sense. I wondered if the talk was recorded, I made some notes but really wanted friends and family to get the full version if possible! Couldn’t see anything on the greenbelt or cms sites. Anyways thanks again!

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