My school is hosting a book launch for my new book Tuesday November 17th at 7:30 PM.  Please come and celebrate with me. Peace, dwight

Phyllis Tickle, author of numerous books and the recent best selling The Great Emergence: How Christianity is Changing and Why is coming to Seattle.  She will be Speaking at Off-the-Map’s fall learning party called “Mirrors & Maps“. Publishers Weekly Says: “Starred Review. North American Christianity is presently undergoing a change every bit as radical as [...]

Tonight when I got home from school I was thrilled to find my first copy of my new book waiting for me.  It feels more than a little surreal to see and hold the text. peace, dwight

Wednesday, November 4th author and friend, Mark Scandrette will be in Seattle at Mars Hill Graduate School (corner of Elliott & Wall) presenting a workshop called, The Jesus Dojo: a simple path to action, community and change“. There will be a reception at 7:30 and Mark will begin at 8:00 pm. Tickets are only $5, [...]

If you are interesting in learning more about Mars Hill Graduate School, click here for more info. Peace, dwight

In just a couple of weeks I get to head up to Winnipeg (near the town I grew up in – Brandon), to join my friend, Jeff Cook and the Transcona Memorial United Church for a weekend of exploring the question: “Dose the Future have a Church?” I will be facilitating three sessions: 1 – [...]

So my first solo book now has cover art.  And is listed on Amazon.com for pre-order.  The book is being published in Baker’s emersion line and will be available in November 2009. peace, dwight

A promo piece for Mars Hill Graduate School that I got to participate in.

peace, dwight

A short video promo on for the seminary I get to do life with.

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All week I’ve been tucked away at our cabin in Bellingham.  As I’m making final edits to a manuscript for Baker Books.  The book will be titled, Thy Kingdom Connected: What the Church Can Learn from Facebook, the Internet and Other Networks. 

Well, yesterday as I was working on the book and enjoying a cigar (as I’m prone to do), it was snowing so I moved into the garage.  And a reporter from the Bellingham Herald happened by.  The photo the reporter took made it into the online version.

Peace, dwight