April 20-21, 2012, Seattle, WA

Last year the Inhabit Conference “Sold Out!”  Hundreds of parish leaders gathered to celebrate the move toward a more embodied, participatory, and sustainable way of being the church. This incarnational awakening is calling forth important new questions about leadership:  What does leadership look like in the new parish? How might we form collaborative, ecumenical, and holistic practices that knit together justice, relationships of trust, and spiritual vitality?

Ultimately, how can we lead in a way that empowers others to join together on behalf of the reconciliation and renewal of livable places?  Join us for Inhabit 2012 as we gather practitioners from across the country to uncover the practicalities of sustainable ministry leadership for the 21st century parish.

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We’re so excited about the Inhabit Conference this year, we wanted to let a few in early. Hurry, only 100 seats available at this rate!

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Peace, dwight

This book was born in the context of an eleven-year life altering experiment in ecclesial life, fleshed out in learning communities with thoughtful women and men who never ceased to ask insightful and revealing questions, and now it is being published by my new friends at Baker Books.

I hope you’ll take a look at it.  I’m very excited to offer my voice and contribute, even a small piece, to the ongoing conversation. . . let me know what you think.

Peace, dwight

The book will be titled, Routes & Radishes: and other things to talk about at the Evangelical Crossroads.   It is a co-authored projected exploring the history and future of the modern Evangelical movement.  Mark Russell, Michelle Sanchez, Allen Yeh, Chelle Stearns and me.

BTW though I got this this image from Zondervan’s web site I don’t have confirmation regarding it as the final cover . . . I’ll post the cover as soon as I see it.

Peace, dwight

Peace, dwight