If you didn’t get a copy of the inaugural Quarterly Leadership Report from the Antioch elders this past Sunday, make sure to pick one up this week or email [email protected] and we’ll send you one!! Excited about another communication tool to help the Antioch community stay in the loop!
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Tamara is reading through C.S. Lewis’s The Chronicle’s of Narnia and came across this passage that I marked years ago in The Magician’s Nephew. We must go back a bit and explain what the whole scene had looked like from Uncle Andrew’s point of view. It had not made at all the same impression on
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A year ago, two couples from Antioch moved down to So. Cal to work full time with a human rights organization focused on North Korea and North Korean refugees called LiNK (Liberty in North Korea). Attached with the organization is an award winning documentary called “Seoul Train” that is being shown in small venues around
When I took two weeks to travel Europe several years ago, I really studied the D-Day invasions of June 6, 1944. Part of the trip that Jon Lemke and I planned was to visit the Normandy beaches where the epic battles took place that signaled the coming end of WWII, and I wanted to know
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I just agreed today to teach a Tuesday night class this spring through Kilns College called, “The History and Philosophy of Atheism.” I’m pretty convinced that the conversation that needs to happen about faith is evolving from what it has been in previous generations. A lot of it used to be in-house Christian dialogue – theology, doctrine,
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Don’t know if anyone’s thought of this before or not, but Tamara just coined the word “Notivation.” It means: No Motivation. We’re behind on sleep around here… so, we’ve got “notivation!”
Check out the artwork that Bill Chiaravalle worked up for our ongoing Gospel of John Series at Antioch. Looking forward to revving the series up a little this weekend as we talk about, “Unless Antioch Falls to the Ground and Dies…” Tons of cool things going on (but you’ll have to hang around to find out
We found Mike Mitchell’s prayer of blessing that he read at Antioch’s first public service on October 15, 2006 this week in Kim Hunt’s “Antioch Archives Folder” that she’s been keeping. It was so cool to read the prayer, that the staff decided to print an excerpt on bookmarks to be handed out after the
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Check out what Dorothy Sayers, a contemporary of C.S. Lewis, writes about the diminishing appreciation for literature in her time. I couldn’t help thinking that the same line of reasoning could be applied to the decline of appreciation for “church” within the Christian community in our time. It is amazing how we ride the tides
Just wanted to post this flyer for Bend Habitat. They are having an event this Saturday to help work off sweat equity hours for a single mom who goes to Antioch. Can’t think of a better way to spend your Saturday if you’re free!!
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