a series of deep church seminars is being organised in london by luke bretherton, andrew walker and pete ward…
14th November – Rev Dr Graham Tomlin, St Paul’s Theological Centre (tbc)
27th February – Rev Dr Steven Croft, Fresh Expressions
21st May – Rev Dr Steve Griffiths, Ridley Hall’s Director of Youth Work
Training / Editor of The Journal of Youth and Theology
Time: 11.15-12.30 (bring a sandwich for lunch afterwards!)
Location: Waterloo Bridge Building, King’s College London
if you are wondering what deep church is and how it relates to emerging church or whatever i asked that question and got this reply from luke:
Deep church – I suppose, really just exploring variations on the theme of how can the historical tradition, in its mryiad forms inform/inspire contemporary practice
more from the blurb…
The aim of the seminar is to be a forum, drawing together academics, theological educators (e.g. those involved in ordination training), church leaders, post-graduate theology students, and those involved in fresh expressions in the London/SE area to discuss issues related to being church in an emerging culture.
looks good…
[update: i have edited this post slightly from the original – seems it was being misread as negative which it wasn’t meant to be!]
My question would be – do you have to be a Rev Doc to go?… 😉
Jonny, you are a very bad man. Cheeky.
i’m not meraning to be bad! i think these will be good. it can just get a bit confusing methinks…
!-)
thanks johnny 🙂
Any word about if there will be some podcasts recorded, or anyone blogging the event? Thanks!
No need to be a rev or a dr. I will try and persuade someone to blog it.
jonny bad – by no means!
yours, luke