Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove: Christian Community

We found this great video by The Work of The People featuring “author, New Monastic, peace-maker and speaker Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove” as he “reflects on Christian community and practice.” I appreciate Jonathan’s down to earth perspective here on intentional Christian community and how we must practically embody our theology in the everyday nuts and bolts of life and relationships.

Christian Community? (image: screen capture from The Work of the People video)

I think it fits well with a quote from one of my favorite books I re-opened the other day:

“The risen Christ is Lord of all the world, not just of a certain mystical sector of it. That is, either the Christian faith is relevant to all of life or it is not relevant at all.” –Peter L. Berger, The Precarious Vision: A Sociologist Looks at Social Fictions and Christian Faith [p. 171]

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J. Fowler is the website editor and co-founder, along with his wife Pamela, of the Sustainable Traditions project. The Fowlers live with their seven children on a farm near the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia.