DigiMission
Come to this event on 1 Dec hosted by the Evangelical Alliance and explore how technology shapes faith, church and mission.
We will be looking at a number of issues – not just blogging but looking at how mission might need to look, recognising that more and more of us are spending time online – on social networks, twitter, blogs and more. How should that change the way we do conventional mission? Shane Hipps, author of Flickering Pixels: How Technology Shapes your Faith, will be joining us from America via live video and there will be a chance to ask him questions.
Shane Hipps is pastor of Trinity Mennonite Church, a growing, urban Anabaptist congregation. Prior to accepting his call as a pastor, Shane was a strategic planner in advertising where he gained experience in understanding media and culture. He went on to earn a Master of Divinity from Fuller Theological Seminary, and in 2004 accepted a call to serve as Lead Pastor at Trinity. Shane is a dynamic communicator, author and sought after speaker. He lives with his family in Phoenix, Arizona.
Other contributors include:
Maggi Dawn – currently Chaplain and Fellow of Robinson College (University of Cambridge) and is a member of the RSCM Advisory and Consultative Panel. She writes and presents for the BBC and is an occasional writer for Christian Century, Guardian Online and Third Way. She keeps a blog here: www.magidawn.com
Jonny Baker – part of the leadership and discipleship team at Church MIssion Society, and also an avid blogger. http://johnnybaker.blogs.com
Adrian Warnock – an avid blogger and a regular preacher at Jubilee Church in North London. http://adrianwarnock.com
Mark Meynell – Senior Associate Minister at All Souls Church, London. He keeps a blog at http://markmeynell.wordpress.com
Krish Kandiah – Executive Director of Churches in MIssion at the Evangelical Alliance. He keeps a blog at http://krishk.wordpress.com
When: 1 December; 10:30-3:00 pm
Where: St Paul's Church, Robert Adam Street, London W1
Where: St Paul's Church, Robert Adam Street, London W1
Cost: £15 – booking deadline is 25 November
Price includes morning tea and lunch. Click here to book online. For more info contact slipstream@eauk.org
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