I thought I’d post the transcript of the talk I gave at the conference this week. (Of course, it won’t feel the same without Beth’s video’s playing before and after!!) *************** One of the things you get to do when you start a church, as many of you might know, is rethink many things that
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About Ken Author & Leader Hi, I’m Ken. I write books, I help start things, and I spend a lot of my life trying to pay attention to what actually makes a life good. Over the years I’ve had a hand in starting a number of businesses, nonprofits, and movements — the Justice Conference among
Go rent “Boy with the Striped Pajamas.” It’s sad and super emotional, but it makes you think long and hard about justice and compassion and is well worth it.
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Yesterday I received word that the research and development initiative called World Relief: Next Project was approved and put into motion by the Executive Board of World Relief. The Next Project is a creative idea birthed between Antioch and World Relief as a collaborative partnership to explore new concepts for missions and church partnerships using
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It occurred to me over the course of this term that I tend to hold myself back artistically. I like to compare myself to other people, and as long as I’m doing as well as everyone else, I feel like I’m doing well. But what I realized is that measuring myself according to other people
Courtney Christenson just recently joined the team at Antioch focusing on Compassion & Advocacy. She is going to be looking at Global Human Rights and Justice issues and helping drive Antioch’s heart and vision for the poor, abused and needy. I’m pretty excited to see how God is going to use Courtney and this focus
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