Through friendships and partnerships around Nashville, The cohort exists to understand and engage the emerging post-Christian culture by providing a space for relationships/reflection/resources focusing on current ecclesial and societal issue. It is in the asking of better questions that we come to most profound understanding.
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Cohort Returns with a new/old location
We're back this month at out our new location... the Flying Saucer;)
The results of the survey are in and we have a photo finish.
Splitting the vote almost evenly was the Flying Saucer and St. B's rectory with the Saucer eeking it out in the end.
So, with the Cathedral's generous offer for the cohort to park there for free each month we will continue at the Flying Saucer for now and run special events at the rectory.
Thanks to everyone who chipped in and gave their two cents.
This month's meeting:
We meet again this Thursday February 2 from 11:30-1:00 with a debate that was hot a month ago but bears exploration still.
Do Jesus do football? A conversation about tragedy, Tim Tebow, and the Soverignty of God.
We'll watch an SNL skit and listen to an NPR story to kick start our conversation about this nuanced topic.
Christ Church Cathedral has offered their parking lot to us free of charge (click the link for directions to 900 Broadway).
So, all that is required to park there is to go into the building and sign in as a guest of the cathedral.
See you all Thursday!
D
Tuesday, January 03, 2012
The Cohort debates: Incarnational Vs. Missional this Thursday
This month we will discuss the difference between a church that is incarnational and missional. Is there a difference between these two theological and missiological perspectives? Does it matter? If not, why are folks parsing it out the way they are?
Come out this month for the discussion at the Flying Saucer (for the last time).
Also, I'll have news about our move to a new space.
For this month Christ Church Cathedral has offered their parking lot to us free of charge (link the link for directions to 900 Broadway).
So, all that is required to park there is to go into the building and sign in as a guest of the cathedral.
Thanks Chris Klopp for providing the space to make that happen.
See you all Thursday,
D
Come out this month for the discussion at the Flying Saucer (for the last time).
Also, I'll have news about our move to a new space.
For this month Christ Church Cathedral has offered their parking lot to us free of charge (link the link for directions to 900 Broadway).
So, all that is required to park there is to go into the building and sign in as a guest of the cathedral.
Thanks Chris Klopp for providing the space to make that happen.
See you all Thursday,
D
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