Category: Community Development
The Art of Listening to Place
by Center for Transforming Engagement | Apr 14, 2022 | Community Development | 0 |
In keeping with Christ & Cascadia’s mission to celebrate innovative faith praxis, we invite...
Read MoreThe Aroma of Shalom
by Joel Kiekintveld | Feb 24, 2022 | Community Development | 0 |
One of the things I love about walking around downtown Anchorage is the smell. It’s not often one...
Read MoreThe Power of Communal Discernment: Learning Together with Regent Exchange
by Rhonda McEwen | Dec 30, 2021 | Community Development | 0 |
The last chair was stacked, the tables folded and put away, and the final few guests lingered by...
Read MorePath From Poverty: The Shared Work of Authentic Relationship
by Boni Piper & Agnes Kioko | Nov 1, 2021 | Community Development | 0 |
Path From Poverty is an innovative Seattle-based nonprofit that’s reimagining how missions work is...
Read MoreA Cascadian Review of 2020s Foresight
by Lauren Pattie | Oct 5, 2021 | Community Development | 0 |
Since Cascadia generally experiences change before the rest of the nation, a book about how to...
Read MoreThrough the Side Door: Why Hope is the Ground for Community Resilience
by Tim Soerens | Jul 29, 2021 | Community Development | 0 |
If you cross the Duwamish River in Seattle and find yourself in need of a cup of coffee, you’d...
Read MoreMaking Heartspace: Cocreating Integrated Faith Community with Our Immigrant Neighbors
by Allison McCready | Oct 29, 2020 | Community Development | 0 |
We’ve all been learning a lot about relationships during the Covid-19 pandemic. Stay-at-home...
Read MoreFrom the Editor: Better Together—Cultural Diversity and “Copowerment”
by Forrest Inslee | Sep 24, 2020 | Community Development | 0 |
As a journal oriented around regional culture, we do not seek to artificially harmonize differences among Cascadian points of view; rather, we promote honest discourse that encourages us to open our hearts and minds to the views of those who are essentially “other” to us.
Read MoreA Cascadian Shift in Perspective
by Dr. J. Derek McNeil | Jul 30, 2020 | Community Development | 0 |
Too often we are vulnerable to seeing G-d present only in our traditions, and not in their evolution. But in Cascadia, we are compelled to recognize that our traditions cannot contain G-d. Here in Cascadia, it is clear to me that G-d is present in the movement toward complexity, the burst of chaos. Here, I see G-d’s Spirit hovering over the waters. This kind of growth can be more difficult to discern. It looks so different from what we might expect. But Cascadia is indeed a place where theology is being explored and church is being done, but it is done in new and exploratory ways. The church here is not less than, just different.
Read MoreLocal Ministry: A Cord of Three Strands
by Lynne Baab | Mar 6, 2019 | Community Development | 0 |
How do we strengthen our local ministry efforts? By weaving together missional ministry, pastoral...
Read MoreThe Cascadian Self
by David Warkentin | Nov 5, 2018 | Community Development | 0 |
What does it mean to be Cascadian? Do you have to be born here? Do you have to live here a certain...
Read MoreExploring “Church Planting in Post-Christian Soil”
by Christopher James | Oct 1, 2018 | Community Development | 0 |
Most have heard that the church in Seattle is dying, but is that the whole story? Dr. Christopher...
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