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Emergent Cohort member, Will Cordis, is helping us with this month's conversation. We will be meeting, as usual, the last Tuesday of the month (feb 26) from 8-10pm ...

CORRECTION: WE WILL MEET AT TILT IN CASTLEBERRY HILLS


Here's Will's intro:

Think back for a moment to a time you tried to influence someone who resisted your efforts. How did it go? What adjectives would you use to describe the conversation? What, if any, effect did it have on your relationship? Do you think you made an impact? If you've been to a cohort meeting before how would you compare the that conversation with the kind you've experience at cohort meetings?

Last month we we began orbiting around the large issue of human sex trafficking in atlanta. This month we'll dive into a crucial subject of how to have meaningful conversations with Others about sch matters in ways that have real impact. Have we learned anything from our cohort conversations that can help us? What might we have to learn or unlearn in order to make a difference on this and other issues we are passionate about?


Resources


How (Not) to Speak of God by Peter Rollins (Section One)

A review of the book on The Church and Postmodern Culture blog



Two sermons by Samir Selmanovic
Courage, Apr 2006 (Audio/MP3)
Courage, Apr 2006 (Video/Low/RealPlayer)
Courage, Apr 2006 (Video/High/RealPlayer)

Finding Our God in the Other, Oct 2006 (Audio/MP3)
Finding Our God in the Other, Oct 2006 (Video/Low/RealPlayer)
Finding Our God in the Other, Oct 2006 (Video/High/RealPlayer)


About Us

You're a part of a bigger conversation, a bigger story of God's creation unfolding and realizing it's Creator's dreams in the clue of Jesus. Gather monthly to re-imagine how we can best participate locally in this conversation, story, dreams. This is an Emergent Cohort meeting to flesh out four commitments: to God in the way of Jesus, to the Church in all its Forms, to God's World, and to One Another. This is a theological conversation for any practitioners in the way of Jesus.

What is Emergent?

If you are interested in learning more about the larger movement we are a local expression of, visit Emergent Village.

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