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Christof A. Weber left a comment for Joy Sperry-Stamenic

Yes, I made it ... (I tried responding to this thread a moment ago, but doesn't seem like my post took). I was only able to go on Friday as I had to coach my son's soccer game on Saturday. But I watched the streaming video on Sat. as I was…

May 2, 2010

Joy Sperry-Stamenic left a comment for Christof A. Weber

So did you make it? I only was able to make it in the afternoon and evening on Sat. I'm guessing you didn't manage to drag Brian-- I think I would have recognised him. I really enjoyed what I saw and heard- except for one little weird bit…

May 2, 2010

Christof A. Weber left a comment for Joy Sperry-Stamenic

Hi Joy. Great to hear from you. I was only able to go on Friday. I did watch the streaming video on Saturday from home as I was able. I had to coach my son's soccer game. Hope you enjoyed the portion you were able to attend. I always find these…

May 2, 2010

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Steve K. left a comment for Joy Sperry-Stamenic

hey Joy, thanks for joining TransFORM! I hope you'll come to the gathering in April in D.C. I'd love to meet you there!

Feb 27, 2010

Joy Sperry-Stamenic left a comment for Christof A. Weber

Hi Chris I remember you, you led our reteweat! I'm at Bridgeway242. It appears to be free!!! Joy Joy Sperry-Stamenic

Feb 25, 2010

TransFORM: East Coast Gathering at Wesley Theological Seminary

April 30, 2010 at 8am to May 2, 2010 at 1pm

FORMING MISSIONAL COMMUNITIESWe are gathering missional practitioners on the East Coast to learn from each other and to mobilize others for forming new missional communities.Whether you’re a pastor, prospective "church planter," or simply interested in finding out more about transformational missional communities of practice, this gathering is designed to inspire and equip you to go and do likewise!SPEAKERS/WORKSHOP FACILITATORS:…See More

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Joy Sperry-Stamenic is now a member of TransFORM - a missional community formation network Feb 25, 2010

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At 7:11pm on February 27, 2010, Steve K. said…: hey Joy, thanks for joining TransFORM! I hope you'll come to the gathering in April in D.C. I'd love to meet you there!

At 8:34am on May 2, 2010, Christof A. Weber said…: Hi Joy. Great to hear from you. I was only able to go on Friday. I did watch the streaming video on Saturday from home as I was able. I had to coach my son's soccer game. Hope you enjoyed the portion you were able to attend. I always find these events refreshing, though they do make me wonder about how much longer I can remain in my current ministry context. chris

At 8:46am on May 2, 2010, Christof A. Weber said…: Yes, I made it ... (I tried responding to this thread a moment ago, but doesn't seem like my post took). I was only able to go on Friday as I had to coach my son's soccer game on Saturday. But I watched the streaming video on Sat. as I was able. I found the event very refreshing and challenging. Friday night's presentation by Peter Rollins was incredible and they closed with a hymn of lament/doubt that brought me (and I think most present) to tears. When I go to events like this I come away renewed, but wondering how long I can remain in my present ministry context. I had invited Brian, but I guess he wasn't able to come. I was able to reconnect with a lady I went to high school with in Ecuador! It was fun to talk about the 23 years between then and now. What was the "weird bit" -- I was only half listening as i was working on my sermon as the video streamed in the background. When you are exploring the edges, as emergent stuff does, you will bump into some weird stuff ... but sometimes the weird stuff is what challenges me most to think/rethink my own faith and practices.