The Metro Atlanta Cohort is committed to God in the way of Jesus, to the Church in all its Forms, to God's World, and to One Another.

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  • Billi Rachel
  • Gwyneth Bragdon
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  • Gregg Carlaon
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  • Rebekah Berndt
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Jeff Kursonis

Closing in on Atlanta 1 Reply

Started by Jeff Kursonis. Last reply by Rebekah Berndt Nov. 13, 2009.

Jeff Kursonis

The Reasons for and the Joys of....attending tonight's Cohort! 2 Replies

Started by Jeff Kursonis. Last reply by Jeff Kursonis Nov. 3, 2009.

 

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Read the conclusion to my blog 4 part series on Order, Chaos, God and their interaction in our lives and leave your thoughts. http://wp.me/pAVr-el
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Cobb Gathering Monthly Cohort at Johnnie MacCracken's Pub
February 9, 2010 from 7pm to 9pm
This month's topic deals with "The Doctrine of Original Mischief" (well, OK...Sin) also called "The Fall". What do YOU think about this doctrine? It promises to be a lively discussion, but as always, thought-provoking! Be sure to go to our blog pag…
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A family of spiritual travelers, some Christian, some post-Christian, many uncertain, all sharing a common table. We meet Sunday evenings to discuss, pray, worship or serve, but always to break bread and share our lives with one another.
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Florin Paladie

The chaotic God of order

Read the conclusion to my blog 4 part series on Order, Chaos, God and their interaction in our lives and leave your thoughts.


Posted by Florin Paladie on February 8, 2010 at 10:20am

Gregg Carlaon

Open Source Christianity

I had a great lunch conversation yesterday with Troy and one of our topics came out of a discussion on the book "Tribes". How we do church in the future will be heavily influenced by the whole "open source" movement. Today in most denominations there are series of hoops one must jump through to get the keys to ministry; seminary, ordained, appointed, called. Meanwhile the world is learning how to hotwire the ministry car. This has a profound impact on where church is going. What will be the role… Continue

Posted by Gregg Carlaon on September 18, 2009 at 7:03am

Gregg Carlaon

New Class in November

"What the Gospels Really Teach about Jesus' Birth" is a five week class I will be teaching on Monday nights at 7:30 November 9 - December 7 at Pilgrimage UCC, 3755 Sandy Plains Rd, Marietta, GA. The texts for the class will include "The First Christmas" by Borg & Crossan and "The Real Mary" by emergent friend Scott McKnight. There is no cost for the class but there will be a love offering taken each evening.

Posted by Gregg Carlaon on September 18, 2009 at 6:52am

 
 

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