tallskinnykiwi on the Third Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization at Cape Town
Tuesday, October 19, 2010 at 9:01AM Here's a short video of Andrew Jones - aka. tallskinnykiwi that I recorded yesterday. Andrew is one of the best known bloggers on Christianity (and particularly the emerging Church). He's a super nice guy! Andrew is also a member of our Lausanne Blogger Network.
Next, here's a video of Aaron Marshall - he's a real expert on social networking and the use of media to get messages out there! He's been such an incredible asset to our Lausanne Social Networking team here at the Congress.
Dr Dion Forster
Welcome!
You may have arrived at this post from Andrew's post about EXPOSED - Shining a light on corruption from his page.
Thanks so much for stopping by, and thanks especially to Andrew for pointing you in this direction! You can get specific information on EXPOSED on our website at http://www.exposed2013.com Please consider signing up with us and adding your voice to the 100 million!
Andrew is a great encouragement to me, and many others, of what it means to have an integral faith and a integral missional lifestyle. In him I've been able to see that the false divide between the sacred and the secular, between spirituality and action, and between faith and life, is diminished. He is a wonderful example of someone who serves Christ in every sphere of life! Thanks for the example Andrew!
You can return to all of my posts on this link. I write about faith, justice, the area of my research (neuroscience and faith), the mission shaped faith, mountainbiking, living in Cape Town, and my family... Oh, I occassionaly throw in a few of my 'other' loves (my old Leica camera, my very old Vespa scooter and the travel that I do for EXPOSED and Unashamedly Ethical)
Reader Comments (2)
Andrew Jones and Michael Frost have agreed to come and talk to us about 'missional church' etc., (titled: missions and church for those who like neither") on Thursday 21st, 7.30pm, in Christ Church, Kenilworth, at 7.30 pm - targetted at young adults, but open to all.
Fantastic! I'll make sure that we spread the word through our social networking channels.
I love the title of the discussion!
God bless,
Dion