December 2009 Blog Posts (2)
New monasticism links and summary
I've just joined this Ning new monasticism meeting place, and so I'm posting this as a kind of introduction.
I was a member of a new monastic or semi-monastic community in Windhoek, Namibia in 1969-72, the Community of St Simon the Zealot (CSSZ). That was the era of the hippie commune, and a number of Christians had a vision of a form of Christian community life that was semi-monastic rather than fully monastic -- peoiple living, working and praying together, not necessarily… Continue
I was a member of a new monastic or semi-monastic community in Windhoek, Namibia in 1969-72, the Community of St Simon the Zealot (CSSZ). That was the era of the hippie commune, and a number of Christians had a vision of a form of Christian community life that was semi-monastic rather than fully monastic -- peoiple living, working and praying together, not necessarily… Continue
Added by Steve Hayes on December 28, 2009 at 3:45 — 1 Comment
Shane Claiborne talks to Ian Mobsby about New Monasticism and new ways of being church
In the Moot Podcast published today, Shane Claiborne discusses with Ian Mobsby, his insights around new monasticism as a particular model of ecclesial community, and how this important ancient future approach resonates with today. To listen to to the podcast click here, to subscribe to Moot Community Podcasts, click… Continue
Added by Ian Mobsby on December 19, 2009 at 10:53 — No Comments
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OUR NEXT MINDFUL PRACTICE DAYOur next Day-of-Mindful-Practice session is scheduled for Saturday June 29, 2013.What: New Seeds Priory Mindful Practice Day…a lovely, contemplative day of meditation, prayer, worship and learning. When: June 29, 2013 from 7:30am till 4:30pm. You can come for a full day of practice, or join us for a portion. You can join or exit quietly during any of the scheduled breaks. (see the full day schedule below...) Orientation (for newcomers & first-timers) is at…See More
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