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slowly learning to live life with God, and others, for the sake of the world
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About Me
- Matt
- i am one of the leaders of a young missional faith community in the city of Oxford, UK, called 'home' (see link below). you can read more about us at our site. i should say at this point that any of the views expressed here are not necessarily the views of the community as a whole! there's the disclaimer out of the way! we have been taken in by the Church of England who have carved out some space - financially, physically and ecclesiologically - for us to explore life and mission in the culture we find ourselves a part of. I am married to Pippa and she is lush. I am now also a proud and doting father to our beautiful little baby girl, Lily-Anna.
hOME Links
churches I think you should know about
currently reading
- 'Exiles - Living Missionally in a Post-Christian Culture' - Michael Frost
- 'Listening to the Beliefs of Emerging Churches' - Robert Webber (ed.)
- 'Into the Silent Land - the practice of contemplation' - Martin Laird
- 'Hope Against Darkness - The Transforming Vision of St Francis in an age of Anxiety' - Richard Rohr
- 'Everything Belongs : The Gift of Contemplative Prayer' - Richard Rohr
currently listening to
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- retreat
- Meet the Fockers
- Free Groove Armada CD....
- habbo hotel
- emergent convention, San Diego
- Online Lent Group in the Habbo Hotel
- welcome to our world
- Peyton
- what I'm doing today
- submission, U2 and Cholla Bread
- quiet week on the rees blog
- more apple eulogising - sorry!
- the new, contemplative, you
- iPodshuffle
- cultural relevance and compromise
- new leadership for a new year
- companions on the journey
- the thinking behind busyness
- He is a She
- The Mother Ship
- Genei at work
- me at the pilgrimage site
- we wuz robbed!
- i've been re-converted!!
- the anger of God
- New Year's Day Walk
- quite windy then!
- Steve enjoying some proper refreshment post walk
- The Vicar of Dibley and 'Making Poverty History
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