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malcolm chamberlain

musings about the emerging church, mission and contemporary culture...

God is at large, intimately involved in his world in ways that the church is maybe just waking up to!

a lived theology...

Wednesday, November 08, 2006

emergingchurch.info is well worth checking out regularly for its collection of stories, the latest of which comes from Cape Town, South Africa. Ash's story, from another part of the world, sounds very similar to the stories of many people I've encountered here in the UK. The following quote particularly stands out for me, as it resonates so closely with Pete Ward's Liquid Church...

"This thing called 'church happens for me every time I get together with another Christian and we have a heart to heart, when we seek God together and when we share of our experiences and encounters with God. It may happen at a friend's home, in a local church service, walking to the store during lunch or even on a Thursday night at the Coffee Bean (quaint little restaurant in Rondebosch) - church is not limited by time or place. I call it a 'lived theology'."

You can read the rest of Ash's story 'here'.

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posted by Malcolm Chamberlain, 9:45 AM

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