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catching up :: 1.11

August 7, 2008 in podcast with 0 Comments

for episode 1.11 thomas and jonathan spend some time talking about culture, metaphors of the church and catch up after thomas’ holiday and summer camp.

let us know what metaphors you’ve found useful in describing the church, christianity and the church body. drop us an email or leave a comment here.

music ::
bodies of water – doves circle
great lake swimmers – i am part of a large family
stefsax – i like it like that(s.thaens)
mike doughty – thank you Lord, for sending me the f train
cold war kids – tonight you belong to me

related ::
encounter podcast :: tribal life
flickr :: photos from summer camp
nanolog :: blogs from summer camp
homebrewed christianity
tom sine – new conspirators
frank viola – reimaging the church
mark batterson – while goose chase

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About Jonathan Blundell:I'm a husband, father, blogger, podcaster, author and media geek who is hoping to live a simple life and follow The Way. How can I help you tell your story?

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