Steve Taylor asked me (and others) to record short videos for a class he is teaching... He asked me for two...
1 :- with particular focus on Luke 10... could you answer the following questions (simple quick answers not essays)
- describe your context2 :- one about our "rhythms" around st brendan, that would fit with a slot re neo-monasticism
- describe why you might be called "emerging church"?
- describe what "church" looks like for your church community?
- describe what "mission" looks like for your community?
They are just me in front of a camera doing the whole stream of consciousness thing... if you want to see them they can be downloaded
here and here.Technorati Tags: Emerging Church: Mission: Video
thanks heaps mark.
really appreciated.
the saint brendan is such a great narrative, fits so well with luke 10 also.
trust you slept well.
Posted by: steve | 15/09/2006 at 03:46
Thanks for sharing these Mark.
Posted by: Justin Bajema | 15/09/2006 at 06:28
used both vidoes today in the class. they were just what had i hoped - earthing the conversation; yet stimulating and sparking fresh challenge and insight.
Placing yours alongside a video from sanctus and from al roxburgh, they worked really well in terms of breadth (except all male - sigh), and also enabled me to build the class around actual communities rather than idealisms and theory. excellent. thanks heaps.
Posted by: steve | 16/09/2006 at 06:36
Hey Mark,
I just collected some short videos available on YouTube about the emerging church (they're mostly from an American conference held). I made a playlist of them in order to start a blog dicussion about the differences between the emerging church in the US and down under. Stephen@greenflame then alerted me to your videos.
I'm downloading them now to watch but I'd like to ask, any chance they could appear on YouTube, and then on my playlist?
Posted by: Paul | 26/10/2006 at 22:15
Paul, are you offering to upload them? If so, feel free, mate and let me know the links.
Posted by: Mark | 26/10/2006 at 22:27
Thanks, Mark. Will do, if I can. I'm new to the YouTube thingy.
Posted by: Paul | 30/10/2006 at 10:50
Hey Mark,
I uploaded them. You can find them at the following URLs.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbNXMq3SrJg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQORv9kOxbI
Let me know if you are having problems, by emailing me directly.
Posted by: Paul | 30/10/2006 at 11:53