Be Prepared to Experience Creation’s Beauty in CCSP CASCADIA

Be Prepared to Experience Creation's Beauty in CCSP CASCADIA

This post is from Creation Care Study Program's April newsletter. Subscribe HERE to keep up with all that's happening there! CCSP Cascadia CCSP New Zealand CCSP Belize CCSP CASCADIA: LAUNCHING JAN. 2013 Well-known author Shane Claiborne calls CCSP Cascadia, “a space where you can re-imagine the way we live.” Come join the ...

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Missing Resurrection

Missing Resurrection

by Andy Wade -- How many resurrection moments do we pass by each day, too busy, too distracted, or perhaps more likely, too pre-conditioned not to notice them? God smacked me upside the head with an amazing double rainbow yesterday. The colors were so intense in one of the arcs that I could easily distinguish the many bands of color painted ...

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Master of Arts in International Care and Community Development

Master of Arts in International Care and Community Development

Our good friend and MSA Collaborator, Dr. Forrest Inslee, just so happens to be Department Chair for this MA program at Northwest University. They still have a few slots available for their upcoming fall cohort - if you've been thinking about going in this direction I encourage you to check out their program today! This program prepares men and women for ...

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Should the followers of Jesus consider leaving the building and join others in creating resilient local communities?

Should the followers of Jesus consider leaving the building and join others in creating resilient local communities?

You missed it!  You missed Inhabit…Presence Practice & Place at the Seattle School of Seattle April 20 & 21.   It was a gathering primarily of creative practitioners.  A lot of younger people and some older, who care very much about the communities where they are planted, shared the innovative ways God is using their lives to help change their neighborhoods. For ...

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Launching CCSP Cascadia Sustainability Semester January 2013

Launching CCSP Cascadia Sustainability Semester January 2013

by tom sine -- Well-known author Shane Claiborne calls CCSP Cascadia, "A space where you can re-imagine the way we live.” Come join the inaugural CCSP Cascadia semester Spring 2013 and re-imagine new community based ways to live…new ways to become agents of sustainable change through organic gardening, social entrepreneurship & creation of resilient local communities. CCSP Cascadia is located half ...

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Points on the Wheel

Points on the Wheel

by Andy Wade - - I first met Mark Buhlig a couple years ago when Tom and I went to Liberty, Missouri to do an Imagine That! creativity workshop at his church. Even then God was stirring "Points on the Wheel" in his heart. Mark had been on several short-term mission trips and always returned with the typical, "I received ...

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Wild about Wild Goose!

Wild about Wild Goose!

On June 21-24, we’re headed to North Carolina to partner with the Wild Goose Festival, a creative gathering at the intersection of justice, spirituality, music and art. Now through this Sunday night, MSA friends can get 15% off any full weekend ticket by registering HERE and entering the code: MUSTARDSEED. At a typical day at the festival, an attender might take ...

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Be Prepared to Experience Creation’s Beauty in CCSP CASCADIA

April 30, 2012
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This post is from Creation Care Study Program’s April newsletter. Subscribe HERE to keep up with all that’s happening there! CCSP Cascadia CCSP New Zealand CCSP Belize CCSP CASCADIA: LAUNCHING JAN. 2013 Well-known author Shane Claiborne calls CCSP Cascadia, “a space where you can re-imagine the way we live.” Come join the inaugural CCSP Cascadia [...]

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Missing Resurrection

April 28, 2012
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by Andy Wade – How many resurrection moments do we pass by each day, too busy, too distracted, or perhaps more likely, too pre-conditioned not to notice them? God smacked me upside the head with an amazing double rainbow yesterday. The colors were so intense in one of the arcs that I could easily distinguish [...]

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Master of Arts in International Care and Community Development

April 27, 2012
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Our good friend and MSA Collaborator, Dr. Forrest Inslee, just so happens to be Department Chair for this MA program at Northwest University. They still have a few slots available for their upcoming fall cohort – if you’ve been thinking about going in this direction I encourage you to check out their program today! This [...]

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Should the followers of Jesus consider leaving the building and join others in creating resilient local communities?

April 23, 2012
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You missed it!  You missed Inhabit…Presence Practice & Place at the Seattle School of Seattle April 20 & 21.   It was a gathering primarily of creative practitioners.  A lot of younger people and some older, who care very much about the communities where they are planted, shared the innovative ways God is using their lives [...]

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Launching CCSP Cascadia Sustainability Semester January 2013

April 19, 2012
Moss Covered Trees

by tom sine – Well-known author Shane Claiborne calls CCSP Cascadia, “A space where you can re-imagine the way we live.” Come join the inaugural CCSP Cascadia semester Spring 2013 and re-imagine new community based ways to live…new ways to become agents of sustainable change through organic gardening, social entrepreneurship & creation of resilient local [...]

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Wild about Wild Goose!

April 18, 2012
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On June 21-24, we’re headed to North Carolina to partner with the Wild Goose Festival, a creative gathering at the intersection of justice, spirituality, music and art. Now through this Sunday night, MSA friends can get 15% off any full weekend ticket by registering HERE and entering the code: MUSTARDSEED. At a typical day at [...]

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Points on the Wheel

April 16, 2012
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by Andy Wade – – I first met Mark Buhlig a couple years ago when Tom and I went to Liberty, Missouri to do an Imagine That! creativity workshop at his church. Even then God was stirring “Points on the Wheel” in his heart. Mark had been on several short-term mission trips and always returned [...]

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What is the good life you want to come home to?

April 13, 2012
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“Four attractive young women on the TV screen sit on the beach at a luxury resort obviously enjoying the surf, sun and one another.  Suddenly, a small plane appears overhead, trailing a huge sign, which says in large letters, “ANNA WILL YOU MARRY ME?”  Anna’s friends immediately embraced her and excitedly jump up and down, [...]

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Summer Institute for Creation Care Leaders, May 28-June 2, 2012

April 9, 2012
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The Center for Environmental Leadership (CEL), and the Duke Divinity School’s Center for Reconciliation, invites creation care leaders to attend an enthralling seminar led by Dr. Norman Wirzba and Fred Bahnson entitled Making Peace with the Land: God’s Call to Reconcile with Creation from May 28-June 2, 2012 at Duke University. How can CEL make [...]

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MSA Happenings – April 2012

April 5, 2012
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Christine Sine God Loves Us This Much There is no greater contrast in history than that between the despair of Good Friday and the joyous celebration of Easter Sunday. May we celebrate together the wonder of Christ’s love for us and the hope of the resurrection Lord Jesus Christ may we see your Cross Not [...]

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