| Date: |
Sunday, June 6, 2010
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| Time: |
6:00pm – 9:00pm
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| Location: |
Mars Hill Graduate School
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| Street: |
2501 Elliott Ave
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| City/Town: |
Seattle, WA
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$10 at the door
Keynote Michael Frost – is an internationally recognized Australian missiologist and one of the leading voices in the international missional church movement. His books are required reading in colleges and seminaries around the world. The most recent are the highly successful and award-winning The Shaping of Things to Come (2003, co-authored with colleague Alan Hirsch), Exiles (2006) and Re:Jesus (2009).
Facilitator Dwight Friesen – teaches missional contextual theology at Mars Hill Graduate School in Seattle, WA. Dwight speaks, writes, and consults on culture, social systems and Christianity and has facilitated major events around the country. His recent book is “Thy Kingdom Connected”: a practical theology of networks. A new book he co-authored exploring the history and future of the evangelical movement will be released this year.
Conversation Guides:
Tony Kriz – Community Organizer and Founder of North Portland Abbey
Karen Ward – Abbess of Church of the Apostles and missioner of Episcopal Village
Maria-Jose Soerens – Mental Health Counselor and founder of The River Beneath
Eliacin Rosario-Cruz – Activist and Community Catalyst at Mustard Seed Associates
Cameron Roxburgh – Director of Forge Canada and Church Planting Canada
Howard Lawrence – Founder of Neighborhood Life in Edmonton Canada
Lisa Etter-Carlson –, Green Bean co-founder and co-director Aurora Care Continuum
Ben Katt – Parish Collective Co-Founder and Pastor of Awake Church in Aurora, Seattle
Party Hosts:
Tim Soerens – Parish Collective Co-Founder and Pastor of Cascade Neighborhood Church
Paul Sparks – Parish Collective Co-Founder and Pastor of Zoe – Livable Church
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