I had some time tonight – thanks to the holiday tomorrow, and figured I’d check out twitter. Not too up to speed on the whole thing, but I’ll get it figured out. Here’s where you can find me: http://twitter.com/kjwytsma Also, shoot me an e-mail with your username if you’re on twitter!
FOUR Online
Here’s a link to Antioch’s FOUR Magazine online. http://www.antiochchurch.org/four_2009.pdf (Give it a minute or two to load!!)
Hollywood Film Festival
Speaking of the Enough Project, I just got these pictures in the last two days. Matt and Ann with John Prendergast, founder of the Enough Project, and the Hollywood Film Festival trophy that was awarded for the winning Congo video World Relief NEXT did in conjunction with Emote 360. Pretty cool stuff!!
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Enough Project
Check out the generous publicity for the Congo CD that our friends at The Enough Project (part of the Center for American Progress) gave us in their e-newsletter. Click here.
The Kilns Bookstore
Check out the Kilns Bookstore this Friday. You can get Christmas presents and do good all at the same time. There’ll be live music, hot cider and tons of new merchandise including new books, Tom’s Shoes, Land of a Thousand Hills Coffee and a special “trunk show” by Rise Up (a non-profit in Bend that
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Love as Dogma
Someone reminded me today of this quote from C.S. Lewis in Mere Christianity: “The rule for us all is perfectly simple. Do not waste time bothering whether you “love” your neighbour; act as if you did. As soon as we do this we find one of the great secrets. When you are behaving as if
FOUR Magazine
This morning the 3d edition of FOUR Magazine was handed out after church. Lauren Yoho and Tony Querio came up with the name “four” based on the four words in Antioch’s logo: truth. beauty. meaning. adventure. The magazine is a really cool collaboration between writers and artists in Antioch that comes out about three times
The Source
Check out the pretty sweet ad for the Congo Benefit Concert that The Source hooked us up with!!
redux
Here’s a piece that Matt Smith wrote for the new Q&A Service based on Martin Luther and the Reformation. :redux In 1517 the sun rose on Castle Church and faded into All Hallow’s Eve With shadows black like doubt growing over history Martin Luther was a man dressed in black at the Wittenburg door
Congo Benefit Concert Tickets
Yesterday we crossed the halfway point on ticket sales for the December 6th Congo Benefit Concert at the Tower Theatre. Less than half the tickets left after only one week!!! Make sure to pick yours up at the Kilns Bookstore or by e-mailing Ann at [email protected] (Also pretty cool, we just added the four business
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