The slide show below from Jonathan Taylor gives some good pointers on moving through change and tradition in urban communities. Click on the arrows to change slides.
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About Me
- Art Scherer
- More than a dozen years ago I used the image of a "man on a swing" (trapeze) to describe the church in a time of transition from Christendom to a New Missionary Age. The study of that transition and its practical impact has been the focus of my ministry since then as a Mission and Ministry Facilitator and District President for the Southeastern District, Lutheran Church--Missouri Synod, and as a consultant focusing on stewardship for the Lutheran Church Extension Fund. This blog will be an extension of that exploration and discussion.
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- "The Times" It Is a-Changin'
- The K.I.S.S. Principle: Keep it Simple (and Spiri...
- Change is Good ... You Go First!
- Making the Most of Short Term Mission Trips
- How the Internet is (Can Be) Changing the Way We D...
- Navigators, Map Makers and Map Readers -- Part One...
- Navigators, Map Makers and Map Readers -- Part Two...
- Navigators, Map Makers and Map Readers -- Part Thr...
- Ten Reasons to Plant a New Church
- A Prayer for the New Year
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- Twitter: The Gospel in 140 Characters or Less
- Missional Church Q & A
- Blessed Thanksgiving
- Redefining "Normal"
- The Church and Starbucks
- A Missional Thought on Luther's Birthday -- Nov. 1...
- If You Build It, Will They Come?
- Current Directions in Missional Thought
- Semper Reformanda, Part 2: "Deja vu all over again...
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