| A Monthly Newsletter
from CenteredLife.org - October 2005 |
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Introduction: What is a Centered Life?
Final installment in a sermon
series introducing Centered Life (I,
II,
III) |
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"A life in which we see our vocation as
Christians not limited to the time we are gathered here for worship or
when we are doing specifically church-related things, but as
permeating all of our activities seven days a week."
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Action: Twenty Things I Love
Discover your dependable strengths
with a simple "ice breaker" activity. |
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Distribute note cards and pens at
your next small group meeting. Invite participants to list
twenty things they love, share selections aloud, and then, through a
process of deep listening, help each other name their motivating
concerns.
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Events: Fall 2005
Connecting Sunday to Monday:
get started, get connected, get equipped |
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Leadership Training
Conferences
Get started with the
Centered Life Process. Imagine
your congregation as a people awakened, called, set free, and nurtured
for service in God's world. New! Regional conferences coming to
Phoenix and Kansas City this winter.
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Annual Vision
Team Conference
Get connected with other vision team members, leaders like you,
working to connect Sunday to Monday in congregations across the
country. Expect a lively mix of presentations, workshops,
discussions, and best practice exchanges.
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Reflection: "God at Work"
Miroslav Volf, Director of the
Yale Center
for Faith and Culture, addressed the 2005 consultation of
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Coalition for Ministry in Daily Life. |
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 "If there
is a God, if that God created the world and is engaged in redeeming
it, then God is interested in all spheres of life, not just home or
church. But then how does God relate to our daily work?"
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