emerging church planters, pastors, workers & seminarians (in WA, OR, BC)
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- Name
- Tim Soerens
- Church Community
- Dust
- Church Website:
- http://www.gatheringdust.org
- Denomination / other affiliation
- Christian Reformed Church
- Church location Ciy and Neighborhood
- South Lake Union, Seattle
- Describe your church plant or ministry, your context and some of your mission priorities.
- Dust is hoping to link together incarnational service, biblical spirituality, and authentic relationships as a means of following Jesus together and inviting people into this way of life. We are located in the South Lake Union area of Seattle. It's a rapidly growing and economically diverse neighborhood at a unique stage where decisions and values instilled now will affect it’s future for generations to come.
Tim Soerens's Blog
Prayer for Christian Unity Event
Hey friends,
I'm hoping to go to this special ecumenical event held at St. James. Here are the details:
Prayer for Christian Unity 2009The Church Council of Greater Seattle, St. James Cathedral, and the Seattle University School of Theology and Ministry invite you to a countywide event, Prayer for Christian Unity: Seeking Reconciliation and Unity in the Spirit of Paul, on Wednesday, January 21, 2009 at 7 p.m. at Seattle's St. James Cathedral, 804 9th Ave., Seattle. This year's guest speaker wil… Continue
I'm hoping to go to this special ecumenical event held at St. James. Here are the details:
Prayer for Christian Unity 2009The Church Council of Greater Seattle, St. James Cathedral, and the Seattle University School of Theology and Ministry invite you to a countywide event, Prayer for Christian Unity: Seeking Reconciliation and Unity in the Spirit of Paul, on Wednesday, January 21, 2009 at 7 p.m. at Seattle's St. James Cathedral, 804 9th Ave., Seattle. This year's guest speaker wil… Continue
Posted on January 15, 2009 at 12:44pm —
Seattle Neighborhood Summit
Hey everyone in Seattle,
At our last gathering in Capital Hill we had some conversation that circled around both doing intentional things together to bless our city as well as getting involved in the everyday political process in Seattle.
So, I wanted to invite you all to what would be a great Seattle Intro 101 for pastors and church planters in the area. There is even going to be free food! I'll be going and would love to see some of you there.
Seattle Neighborhood Summit--Tuesday, Oct. 28. D… Continue
At our last gathering in Capital Hill we had some conversation that circled around both doing intentional things together to bless our city as well as getting involved in the everyday political process in Seattle.
So, I wanted to invite you all to what would be a great Seattle Intro 101 for pastors and church planters in the area. There is even going to be free food! I'll be going and would love to see some of you there.
Seattle Neighborhood Summit--Tuesday, Oct. 28. D… Continue
Posted on October 21, 2008 at 4:13pm — 1 Comment
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