vol. 5, num. 16 :: 2006.09.08 — 2006.09.22
Celebrating four years of bi-weekly online publishing with another look at the multitude of ways in which we receive and proliferate the gift of community.
Critics of virtual community laud the face-to-face experience, but what happens virtual reality comes to church?
Practicing Resurrection 2006 gathers like-minded folks from diverse places and backgrounds.
An overview of community principles practiced at The Hermitage Community.
On the connection between feeling at home in a place and finding a good place for coffee.
Unlikely community emerges on the other side of a record-breaking January snowstorm.
On how vocabulary fosters a sense of community.
Does the quest for the presence of God take place in isolation?
A review of Little Miss Sunshine.
An interview with Larry Edward Kamphausen, member of the Community of the Holy Trinity and pastor at the Church of Jesus Christ, Reconciler in Chicago.
A collection of impressions of what happened when a Philadelphia Presbyterian church opened its doors to an artists-in-residence program.
For reasons of bad theology to bad taste, sometimes it?s easier to flee than fight.
An intentional Christian community, nearly 50 years old, in Evanston, Illinois, just north of Chicago.
James Howard Kunstler on the effects of corporate retail chains on local communities.
Dean Nelson writes about the power of clean water to cultivate community in the Dominican Republic.
A move to Pennsylvania from Michigan inspires a meaningful mix CD.
*culture is not optional usually takes a publishing break in the month of August and that includes the daily asterisk. Don’t fret, though, we’ll be back on September 9. In the meantime, please feel free to send along interesting quotes you’ve found along your journey!
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