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#SVS2015: Organic Church Forms within the Vineyard

by Luke Geraty | Apr 17, 2015 | Church Life, Church Planting, Cultural Engagement, Disciple Making, Discipleship, Evangelism, Leadership, Messy Church, Missional, Practical Theology, Small Town Church

organicchurch_panelAt this year’s Society of Vineyard Scholars annual meeting, focused on “Thinking with the Church, Thinking with the Vineyard,” features a panel featuring three of our ThinkTheology.org contributors: Brad Blocksom, Kenny Burchard, and Luke Geraty. Here are the papers we’re presenting:

Brad Blocksom – Organic vs. Institutional Models: Can There Be A Happy Medium?

Kenny Burchard – Re-Discovering Kinship: The Cell Group as Relevant Mission Expression

Luke Geraty – Small and Slow: Rural Ecclesiology and Effective Missional Praxis

Enjoy and feel free to ask questions here!

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Quotable Theology

To go to heaven, fully to enjoy God, is infinitely better than the most pleasant accommodations here.

— Jonathan Edwards
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