my friend and colleague, Geoff Colmer, is at the Lambeth Conference this week. He's giving a Baptist insider's view of what goes on via his blog 'wonder and wondering' - geoffcolmer.blogspot.com - should be very interesting. Not saying I envy them though, not a case of the grass is greener for me. If Alan Hirsch is right, in terms of his analysis of the essential DNA of movements, then in theory at least, it should be easier for Baptists to re-kindle the flame than the Anglicans - how come then we are not appearing to be much more flexible?
Monday, 21 July 2008
Lambeth Conference
my friend and colleague, Geoff Colmer, is at the Lambeth Conference this week. He's giving a Baptist insider's view of what goes on via his blog 'wonder and wondering' - geoffcolmer.blogspot.com - should be very interesting. Not saying I envy them though, not a case of the grass is greener for me. If Alan Hirsch is right, in terms of his analysis of the essential DNA of movements, then in theory at least, it should be easier for Baptists to re-kindle the flame than the Anglicans - how come then we are not appearing to be much more flexible?
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