Monthly Archives: September 2010
We’ve Moved!
Our new blog posts, as well as general site information, can be found at our brand-new website at WildGooseFestival.org. See you there!
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Shane Claiborne: Wild Goose Hopes & Dreams
Each week we’ll be hosting a guest post by Wild Goose friends writing about what they’re looking forward to in the first year of the festival. This week we have Shane Claiborne, mendicant wanderer and nu-monastic extraordinaire. I am proud … Continue reading
Naked Emperors, Undead Christians, & Seedling Signs
What does it take to build an authentic and substantial social and spiritual movement in the 21st century? We love it when friends “get” what we’re about, and want to work with us to accomplish precisely this. Recently the Mennonite Weekly … Continue reading
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Tagged Anabaptist, Catholic, Dallas Willard, emergent, emerging church, evangelical, First Nations, fresh expressions, Greenbelt, Greenbelt Festival, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Kingdom of God, Mennonite, missional, organic church, Protestant, Quaker, Radical Reformation, Reformation, Richard Rorty, sbnr, Society of Friends, spiritual but not religious, Vampire Christianity, Vic Thiessen, Wild Goose
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Wild is the Wind
Each week we’ll be hosting a guest post by Wild Goose friends writing about what they’re looking forward to in the first year of the festival. First off, Bowie Snodgrass, Executive Director of Faith House Manhattan, who we’re glad to … Continue reading
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Tagged Aibonito, Anglican, Bede’s Jarrow, Bowie Snodgrass, Centro Espiritu Santo, David Bowie, Dublin, Durham Cathedral, emerging church, Episcopal, Episcopal Office of Ecumenical and Interfaith Relations, Faith House Manhattan, Glendalough, Greenbelt, Hadrian’s Wall, Ian Mobsby, Ireland, Isaac Everett, Isle of Lindisfarne, medieval women, Moot Community, New York City, Ninian’s Cave, Orthodox Christianity, Phyllis Tickle, Puerto Rico, Roman Catholic, Russian, Samir Selmanovic, The Great Emergence, Transmission, Trinity College, Wild Goose, Wild Goose Festival
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