emerging church planters, pastors, workers & seminarians (in WA, OR, BC)
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- Name
- Zoe - Livable Church
- Church Community
- Signs Of Livability
1. Humble submission to Christ’s body the church
2. A disciplined practice of contemplation and faith with regards to God’s story
3. Habitual learning and listening to God, self, others, and creation
4. Living in relational and geographic proximity with one another.
5. Living in and for a particular geographic community
6. Collaborative stewardship of time, resources, and strengths
7. Nurturing a common life between people of faith within the neighborhood
8. Developing pathways of inclusion for the marginalized and excluded
9. Practicing hospitality and giving in response to God’s giving
10. Peacemaking and conflict resolution in the midst of violence and brokenness
11. Maintain the bonds of giving and receiving regionally, globally, historically, and futuristically
12. Embody the story of Christ’s faithfulness in both our words and our deeds
- Church Website:
- http://www.zoedowntown.com
- Church location Ciy and Neighborhood
- Downtown Tacoma
- Describe your church plant or ministry, your context and some of your mission priorities.
- More to come
About Northwest Hothouse
Karen Ward
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on this site intended for state/ province cohorts: Washington, Oregon, B.C, Idaho (one main group page per state/province cort). - To start a topical discussion with folk across the whole network (not specific to your state/province cohort) use 'forums' rather than start a group. + And on your state/province cohort group page, start forums *specific to your state/province cohort.*
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Forms launch 'ongoing' conversations. (topical discussion threads meant to continue over time).
Check your mail & friend requests click the mail or friends icon - top, left corner of the website.
Cheers and enjoy networking !
Groups are for 'cohorts'
on this site intended for state/ province cohorts: Washington, Oregon, B.C, Idaho (one main group page per state/province cort). - To start a topical discussion with folk across the whole network (not specific to your state/province cohort) use 'forums' rather than start a group. + And on your state/province cohort group page, start forums *specific to your state/province cohort.*
Wall comments are public.
When you add a comment to someone's wall, everyone can else read it. so the wall is best for quick, non private greetings/ comments.
Email is private.
To send a private email message to a member 1. click on their picture.
2. Then on their personal profile (below their picture) click 'send a message.'
Blog posts are public. Share a 'one off,' brilliant thought, image or video with the whole network on a blog post.
Forms launch 'ongoing' conversations. (topical discussion threads meant to continue over time).
Check your mail & friend requests click the mail or friends icon - top, left corner of the website.
Cheers and enjoy networking !
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