Tomorrow morning (er, later today-- it's 12:30am!), Bradley and I sign the membership book at Heritage Universalist Unitarian Church. Can you believe it has been something like eight months already?
Wish us luck*!
*I have no idea what luck would do for me... but send me some energy or something!
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
5 comments:
Congratulations on joining our congregation. Both of you will be adding a richness to our rich community.
Neal
I've enjoyed reading about your hopping adventures for the last couple of hours! Congrats on joining Heritage. I am a regularly attending "friend" of the church and greatly appreciate having a place to go to listen, learn, think and decide for myself. I love your unique idea of the church hop. What a brave and wonderful thing to go into a different congregation each week. I'm glad you love Heritage so much and it was good to read how many positive experiences you had in other churches. I look forward to saying Hi to both of you in person.
So did you ever encounter the GOD of the BIBLE, and the CHRIST of the New Testament?
I found your blog while Googling something else. I'm at work so I don't have time to do more than skim it so forgive me if I'm saying things that don't fit what you're going for. I wondered whether you've checked out Sojourners www.sojo.net. I work with them. We're a progressive, social justice oriented Christian organization, and a lot of folks who are seeking something spiritual find resonance with our work. Check out our president Jim Wallis on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart: http://blog.beliefnet.com/godspolitics/2008/01/video-jim-wallis-on-a-daily-sh.html God's Politics www.godspolitics.com is our blog. We also did an interview with Moby that you might find interesting: http://www.sojo.net/special/multimedia/audio/061004_moby/player.html You may also want to check out Jim's new book, The Great Awakening. On our website, you can find a database of churches around that country who are interested in integrating faith and justice. -Lisa
Interesting blog! I may start some church hopping myself.
Post a Comment