is co-founder, along with his wife Pam, of the Sustainable Traditions project. He is curator/editor/illustrator/webmaster of the ST blogazine and envisions this virtual space as a voice for church renewal and Holy Spirit inspired resilience. Jason lives with his wife and six kids by the Blue Ridge Mountains in Bedford, Virginia plotting a course toward intentional Christian community. Find him on Twitter as @wiselywoven and @sustainabletrad
  • http://barefootmeg.multiply.com barefootmeg

    I also really liked the introduction. It was a nice summary. (I wrote a brief review here — http://dandelionwine.multiply.com/journal/item/… ).

    And what I've particularly liked about the suggestions so far is that they're applicable for any congregation. I kind of expected them to be more along “radical” communitarian lines, but was delighted to see that these are suggestions that I could take to our (rather traditional) congregation. (And I was really pleased as I read through them to find several suggestions that I think we're already doing well at. Woot!) ;-)

  • http://barefootmeg.multiply.com barefootmeg

    I also really liked the introduction. It was a nice summary. (I wrote a brief review here — http://dandelionwine.multiply.com/journal/item/… ).

    And what I've particularly liked about the suggestions so far is that they're applicable for any congregation. I kind of expected them to be more along “radical” communitarian lines, but was delighted to see that these are suggestions that I could take to our (rather traditional) congregation. (And I was really pleased as I read through them to find several suggestions that I think we're already doing well at. Woot!) ;-)