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6 March 10

Speaking Schedule update

Taken from: http://peterrollins.net/blog/?p=971

For the last little while I have had a problem with accessing my speaking schedule. This should be fixed soon, however I just realised how out of date it now is. So I thought I would mention some events I am contributing to in the next few months that some of you might be interested in,

7th March
Greenwich, CT
Christ Church
Conversations on Courage and Faith
For more information contact Laurel Meath (laurel_meath@yahoo.com)
16th – 18th March
Belfast, UK
Re-emergence conference
26th-31st
Waco, TX
Baylor University and VOID collective
For more information contact Adam Moore (Adam_D_Moore@baylor.edu)
16th March – 11th April
Various
The Insurrection Tour
For more information visit www.insurrectiontour.com
30th April
Washington DC
TRANSform conference
For more information contact Steve Knight (knightopia@gmail.com)
11th – 13th June
New York, NY
City Lights retreat
26th – 30th July
Washington, DC
Wesley Seminary
For more information contact Sara Sheppard (ssheppard@wesleyseminary.edu)
2nd October
Toronto, ON
Eighth letter conference
For more information contact Chris Lewis (chris.jackson.lewis@gmail.com)
15th-16th October
Springfield, MO
Drury University of Religion
For more information contact Phil Snider (phil.snider@sbcglobal.net)

7th March | Greenwich, CT | Christ Church

16th – 18th March | Belfast, UK | Re-emergence conference

26th-31st | Waco, TX | Baylor University and VOID collective

16th March – 11th April | Various locations | The Insurrection Tour

30th April | Washington DC | TRANSform conference

11th – 13th June | New York, NY | City Lights retreat

26th – 30th July | Washington, DC | Wesley Seminary

2nd October | Toronto, ON | Eighth letter conference

15th-16th October | Springfield, MO | Drury University

Posted at 15:22 | Link to this post

 

3 March 10

Be born again

Taken from: http://peterrollins.net/blog/?p=965

Came across this image today while avoiding work,

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Posted at 15:36 | Link to this post

 

2 March 10

St. Patrick’s Gig – updated

Taken from: http://peterrollins.net/blog/?p=954

On the 17th March we will be putting on a evening of music in Belfast as part of the ‘Re-emergence’ conference. This event is free for those attending Re-emergence and £8 for anyone else.

So what will be happening on the night? Well we have three phenomenal acts joining us for the evening.

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DJ Brasilia has been spinning great tunes for the last decade in clubs and festivals across Ireland, Scotland and South Africa.  His blend of afro latin funk soul goodness is sure to move your heart and your feet.

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Rev. Vince Anderson hails from New York where he is well known for his gritty and unique “Dirty Gospel”. His Blues influenced sound blurs the line between sacred and secular with ease, opening up an experience of transcendence in the dive bars he plays. Each week his band, “The Love Choir”, packs out a bar in Brooklyn where they create an enchanted experience with their passionate and soulful sounds.

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Last but not least the main act for the evening is being kept a closely guarded secret. A little St. Patrick nights surprise to spice up the evening. Someone you will not want to miss…

Register your interest in coming here

Location – The Black Box

Doors – 20:30

Posted at 17:29 | Link to this post

 

St. Patrick’s Gig

Taken from: http://peterrollins.net/blog/?p=954

On the 17th March we will be putting on a evening of music in Belfast as part of the ‘Re-emergence’ conference. This event is free for those attending Re-emergence and £8 for anyone else.

So what will be happening on the night? Well we have two phenomenal musicians joining us for the evening.

First up is none other than the great Vince Anderson, AKA “The Reverend”. Rev Vince hails from New York where he is well known for his gritty and unique “Dirty Gospel”. His Blues influenced sound blurs the line between sacred and secular with ease, opening up an experience of transcendence in the dive bars he plays. Each week his band, “The Love Choir”, packs out a bar in Brooklyn where they create an enchanted experience with their passionate and soulful sounds. But thats not all. For the main event of the evening comprises of another musician. A little surprise to spice up the evening. Someone you will not want to miss…

Location – The Black Box

Doors – 20:30

Posted at 17:29 | Link to this post

 

26 February 10

The Belfast Insurrection

Taken from: http://peterrollins.net/blog/?p=951

Belfast

The Insurrection tour will be launching in Belfast on the 16th March. While this event will mark the beginning of the ‘Re-emergence‘ conference it is open to all. The doors will open at 7pm and we will be kicking things off at 8pm.

If you would like more information, or are planning to attend, please visit the facebook page

Posted at 14:00 | Link to this post

 

23 February 10

Her Morning Elegance by Oren Lavie

Taken from: http://peterrollins.net/blog/?p=949

Take a moment to enjoy

Posted at 17:22 | Link to this post

 

22 February 10

Be part of the problem, not the solution…

Taken from: http://peterrollins.net/blog/?p=946

We have just launched the Insurrection website. More information will be added in the coming weeks,

Insurrect

This tour will attempt to outline a radically different way of approaching faith, doubt, atheism and church. An approach that seeks to fundamentally interrogate one of the dominent manifestations of Christianity in the contemporary world.

In the midst of the supposed solution we seek to plant an explosive problem.

This is a totally grassroots tour with no big publicity machine. So please, if you support the project, spread the word around your networks. We need your help to make this work. Thanks!

Posted at 14:51 | Link to this post

 

18 February 10

More treats for Re-emergence

Taken from: http://peterrollins.net/blog/?p=936

I can now confirm two more great contributors for the ‘Re-emergence’ conference:

Samir Selmanovic

Samir Selmanovic is a founder and co-leader of Faith House Manhattan, an interfaith “community of communities” that brings together Christians, Muslims, Jews, atheists and others who seek to learn from the teachings, practices, sufferings and joys of people from different belief systems. He is also the director of a Christian community called Citylights and serves on the Interfaith Relations Commission of the National Council of Churches. Selmanovic has been integral to the birth of emerging church movement, serving on the Coordinating Group for Emergent Village and cofounder of Re-church, a network of church leaders meeting for a yearly conference for theological exploration. He recently published the book Its Really all about God.

Samir Selmanovic is a founder and co-leader of Faith House Manhattan, an interfaith “community of communities” that brings together Christians, Muslims, Jews, atheists and others who seek to learn from the teachings, practices, sufferings and joys of people from different belief systems. He is also the director of a Christian community called Citylights and serves on the Interfaith Relations Commission of the National Council of Churches. Selmanovic has been integral to the birth of emerging church movement, serving on the Coordinating Group for Emergent Village and cofounder of Re-church, a network of church leaders meeting for a yearly conference for theological exploration. He recently published the book Its Really all about God.

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Vince Anderson, AKA “The Reverend”, is a musician who specialises in what he terms “Dirty Gospel”. A Blues influenced sound that blurs the line between sacred and secular. To date he has released four albums and conducts weekly late night services with his New York based band “The Love Choir”. In addition to this he is the assistant pastor for the underground faith collective Revolutions in New York.

Posted at 01:24 | Link to this post

 

14 February 10

Another Valentine reflection – Never Forget

Taken from: http://peterrollins.net/blog/?p=928

This is another of my favorite parables dealing with the subject of love. It is a story that I remember reading many years ago by Douglas Coupland in Life After God.

From what I remember, and this would fit with Coupland, it is was meant in a nostalgic way. Told by someone looking back at a type of naive experience of romantic love that they perhaps yearn to return to yet cannot.

Posted at 17:31 | Link to this post

 

13 February 10

An alternative Valentines Day message

Taken from: http://peterrollins.net/blog/?p=915

For Valentines Day I wanted to post up something on the subject love. So I thought I would share one of my favourite parables on the subject.

I am afraid it is not the happiest of stories, but it beautifully explores the themes of love, death, suffering and survival. While it explicitly deals with a young woman who has lost her child I think that many of us will be able to relate to its universal theme.

Posted at 23:48 | Link to this post

 

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