February 12, 2007

Inside the Missional Matrix...

Okay- I'm not done posting about teh MPC and I certainly haven't forgotten about the Preaching With Dialogue Series (this is what happens when you read a blog subtitled "thoughts from a very distracted mind.")

Anyway- just to let you know about a cool event coming up: Off The Map and Shorline Vineyard in Seattle are bringing in Scot McKnight and Todd Hunter, both of whom rock, for "Inside the Missional Matrix."

Check it out...


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Feb 12, 2007 2:31:30 PM | emerging church jive

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Rachel

Dangit! Everything cool happens in Seattle. Are you going, Bob? Will you be giving us a report?

Posted by: Rachel | February 12, 2007 at 04:00 PM

Jeff

Heh. Emerging/Emergent/Missional types are really going for some kind of world record with the amount of times The Matrix gets used as an analogy.

Posted by: Jeff | February 13, 2007 at 04:49 AM

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