May 17 :: Twin Cities Emergent Cohort :: Tradition in the Emerging Church
Written by Mark Van Steenwyk : April 26, 2007
On May 17th the cohort will have the pleasure of dialogging with Dr. Chris Armstrong, professor of church history at Bethel Seminary. Dr. Armstrong will be joining us to discuss the role of Tradition in the Emerging Church.
Formerly the editor of Christian History magazine, a publication of Christianity Today International, he is a member of several professional associations related to church history. He has a PhD from Duke University Divinity School.
In related news, there is now a Twin Cities Emergent Cohort group on Facebook. If you have Facebook, go here to join. If you don’t you should sign up…it is an amazing website that allows you to stay connected with friends, family, and colleagues.
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is it cool if i crash at your place friday and saturday nights next weekend? i’m excited for Christarchy!
Have you seen this?
http://www.theforgottenways.org/blog/index.php/2007/02/19/dont-emerge-before-you-get-missional/
John…yes indeed you can come crash friday and saturday. I have no idea what to expect for Christarchy…I hope a lot of people connect with one another’s passions and a sort of movement is unleashed!