Emerging Theologians Group

This is a wonderful idea. However, I cannot seem to find on this page how one becomes a participant or how to submit a paper. Any advice?

Don,

Good question. We are still trying to figure this out. There is a small group of us that are already involved in the project and grateful for the support of Emergent. As time moves on we will open the group up to a wider audience. Keep watching this area of the site for more information.

Like Don above, I too find the prospect of an Emerging Theologian Group a wonderful idea. Please be sure to update the site when you are prepared to open up to a wider audience. Until then,
Shalom

I would also be interested in being involved….....writer/minister/seminary student, Weirton, WV (just outside Pittsburgh)

I just listen to Brian McLaren talk about his thoughts on the Iraq war on the podcast, and of course this was before the war. But what amazes me is how it seems Bush did all he pointed out, I have heard the Iraqi death tolls. It seems one of the primary purposes of the war was to free the iraqi People. The war was over in a matter of days, but over the last year it was been a issue of policing the place, because the terrorist are continually klling their own people left and right. To it looks like the war was the most loving thing to do for the Iraqi people, and there are lots of reports to show bylarge, there are now tons more hospitals, schools, freedom of religion and so on, and most of the people I know who have been to Iraq where almost worshipped by the Iraqi people, for most Iraqi people are very thankful to America. This was a different kind of war, Bush went a long time and went through all the proper proceders and have has proven time and again, his concern for the Iraqi people, but his strong intent to remove the terrorist. This is the hard part of it and what is taking so long. But what America did for Iraq in my opionion was by far the most loving thing to do. And if we Americans someday are supressed and abused by a crazy dictator, I would hope another nation would have mercy on us. It is a good thing we were not passive in WW2. It is a pure scary thought to think if we were, it would have been the most unloving thing we could do for the world.

Hi John!

I’d love to have a conversation with you about this somewhere, but I’m not sure this is the right place. Can anyone recommend somewhere?

S

Yes! You can:

1. Go to “weblog” on the lefthand side of the screen.
2. Type “peace and war” into the search tool. The link to Brian’s talk will come up.
3. Click on that, and below the audio links is the blog where there are only two comments, and we’d love to have more!

Thanks! ashley

I would love to be a participant in the emerging theologians group. How can I get involved?

I would love to be a participant in the emerging theologians group. How can I get involved?

I would love to be involved in the reading and possible writing of articles / reviews.

I would like to lend my voice in saying I too an interested in the Emerging Theologians group. Keep us posted!

An exciting project—and a much-needed one in light of the rampant general confusion about what the Emergent “movement” is all about. Far too many observers these days—including some prominent figures in the Christian world who really ought to know better—are calling any church that worships in a “contemporary” style “emerging,” regardless of its theology and the way it puts its beliefs into action. I’m looking forward to seeing this project go forward, and I sincerely hope it will serve as an effective “antidote” to the prevailing misconceptions. God bless you all!

Hey guys, just did a search on emergent church grad schools. Wondering if there are any schools you guys are aware of that might offer correspondence courses on the topic of the emergent culture itself. If you have any ideas, please drop an email.
thanks a bunch.

Hi, I’m currently doing post graduate work in the Theology Department of Birmingham University, England. I’m currently part of a free church congreagtion but would love to be involved in this. My area of interests are dialogues between Christianity and postmodern philosphy and practical theology in Charismatic settings with a particular interest in approaches to suffering and healing. How do I get involved?

Hi my friends from Argentina!
I m a baptist pastor very interested in emergent phenomena and his consequences here in Southamerica. Particularly, as a profesor in the International Baptist Seminary of Buenos Aires, devoted to Ethics and Philosophy, my eyes are so open to see what it means to moral comprehension, moral decision making, and ethics implicances to eclesiology.
Can somebody tell me something about?

Hi, all. You wrote “When:
We will begin post reviewed papers in September along with other content.” Well, September is gone… When will we see the good papers?
cheers,
GF

Count me in when you are contacting future participants. I am a pastor with a PhD in theology, so this sounds like a great community to be a part of.
Thanks!

I coach a young House Church network, and am finding fewer fewer things in common with the traditional church. I want be in dialogue with people who feel like the drunk who staggers between the ditches, but eventually finds his way home.
Do you think that attendance at the conference in April, where Richard Kearny and Jack Caputo are the keynotes would be helpful? I read Richard’s book…it was half over my head. Talk to me!

Very interesting idea, but I am just dropping a note about the location of seattle….its WA (washington) not OR (oregon)

Love to be involved. I’m in the middle of writing a book on abstract communication; the nuts and bolts of loving each other through all mediums.

I am keen to learn more about this endeavour. I am an ordained Baptist pastor, theologian, counselor and gardener in Newcastle, Australia. Any news on the project would be greatly appreciated.

I would like to introduce you to a Christian dialog web site: The New York churches of Christ, producers of “Focus On Truth” TV programs, maintain a video library of over 475 TV programs (most in English, some in Spanish).

BIBLE TEACHING INSPIRATIONAL
Baptism: The Essential Decision Becoming A Spiritual Man

The Purpose Of Life The Search For Personal Peace

Renewal Through Bible Study Facing Our Fears

Putting God First In Our Lives Dealing With Guilt

We Have An Enemy Expressing And Dealing With Anger

Examine The Word Healing Depression Through The Bible

The Fruit Of The Spirit Coping With Stress

Seeing The Face Of God The Holy Spirit As Counselor

Depression: Causes And Effects Against All Odds

PROBLEMS WITH SIN RELATIONSHIPS

Our Struggle With Purity Forgiveness Leads To A Healthy Life

Counseling Drug Users Becoming A Spiritual Wife And Mother

Seductive Sins Families Are Forever

Is Abortion Ever Right? Divorce Recovery

Saving Homosexuals Words That Hurt

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Don,

Good question. We are still trying to figure this out. There is a small group of us that are already involved in the project and grateful for the support of Emergent. As time moves on we will open the group up to a wider audience. Keep watching this area of the site for more information.
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From the perspective of one called and ordained to preach, I to think that this is a good idea as I have written articles that is contrary to some of the end time doctrines that are taught by the traditional church.

It is not difficult to set a membership and submission process up on a website. If you were willing to pay me for the time I would be willing to help you with this. I plan on relocating as soon as my Federal and State income taxes arrive. I know, money is always an issue and I have been told by numerous Christians that I should not try to make money off the church, however, being homeless prevents me from being able to volunteer my time and talents to any ministry.

Hi, I’m currently doing a PhD on congregational singing in worship, particularly looking at its seeming demise in the Emerging Church. Any help is always appreciated, in particular the views of those who believe that it’s ok to just get rid of singing!
Also, the college i’m studying at does an MA in Emerging Church http://www.cliffpostgrad.org.uk/ if that’s of any interest to anyone!
Blessings, Ruth x

Glad to know the Emerging Theologians group exists. As an Independent Researcher, I too am interested in such an outlet. Member of SBL/AAR but my field of inquiry combines the science of light energy, color and optics with the formation of hermeneutics. Such non-traditional methodology is a bit ‘cutting edge’ for the SBL/AAR at the present time. Please let me know when this group is ready to open up to a wider base. My research could have a direct impact on the Emergent Conversation. Blessings!

I need to find a scholarly type leader / teacher to come to Moody Bible Institue (820 N. LaSalle, Chicago, IL 60610) on one Tuesday, 1-2pm, 6/2007, to explain Postmodernism and the Emergent Church view for the modular course graduate students. Would you please give contact information for appropriate candidates (full name, title, organization, email, phone #)? Thanks!

How novel, the theologian as Student. Thank God we can get past subjectivity into the possibility of true community.
Richard in Nashville

Lily (#26), did you find someone to help you out with that class? In the Chicago area I would recommend Geoff Holsclaw (listed above).

Is this ever going to happen?

How does one participate and contribute writings?

I’ve been researching for the past month for free peer reviews. I’m working on my master’s thesis (on the emerging church)and have found this to be an incredibly difficult task! I would love to see this idea take place. Does anyone have any other ideas (in the meantime) where I can get some resources?

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My name is Blayne Waltrip. I am a teacher at the European Theological Seminary in Germany and a Ph.D. student at Fuller Theological Seminary. I am currently doing my studies with Ryan Bolger on the Emerging Church (or an indeginous equivalent) in France and Germany, which I have not had much success. Does anyone know of a group or emerging community/church in France or Germany? I would really appreciate it!

I’m a core team member of Fresh Expressions an Anglican – Methodist initiative in the UK dealing with similar things to some of you on this site. I will be in Denver at the conference in April so will be glad to talk to some of you.
You might also be interested in ‘Share’ – a learning networking site at www.sharetheguide.org Learning networks and Share are part of an attempt in the UK to build a knowledge bank relating to fresh expressions of church, emerging church and other similar aspects of the Holy Spirits work in the world (and the church!) today.

Glad I found this posting. I too would be very interested in being a part of such a group (I have not read all the comments so forgive me if I missed pertinent info!) I will keep checking in but I may be reached at my blog: www.chadholtz.wordpress.com

peace,
Chad Holtz

I am a Clinical Director at a faith based treatment program near Pensacola, Florida. I have an undergraduate degree in Theology and a Masters in Psychology. I am currently working on my Master in Theological Studies.

My main areas of interests on on spiritual formation, the encounter of the the Church with culture and contemplative prayer / psychology.

I am political science faculty at College of Southern Nevada and interesting in joining the group. How can I do this? I have an institutional email at robert.jones@csn.edu

I’m a pastor serving youth at a Presbyterian Church in Chicago. I’m also working (very slowly at this point) on a PhD in biblical studies (focus on Hebrew Bible) at the University of Chicago Divinity School. I’d love to get in on this once it takes off.

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