Does Mission for Anglicans Look More Traditional or Contextual?
Does Mission for Anglicans Look More Traditional or Contextual? Many Anglicans in North America are experiencing a tension: Is the missional work of the Anglican [...]
The Eucharist as an Act of Proclamation and Participation
The Eucharist as an Act of Proclamation and Participation We asked some attendees of the 2019 Intersection Conference to share their thoughts on the session [...]
Why Anglicans Need an Anabaptist Perspective
Why Anglicans Need an Anabaptist Perspective We asked some attendees of the 2019 Intersection Conference to share their thoughts on the session that most impacted [...]
Liturgy as a Launching Pad for Mission
Liturgy as a Launching Pad for Mission What if liturgy could serve as a launching pad rather than a detriment to our mission? Hear from [...]
My Journey Toward Formation-Focused Leadership
My Journey Toward Formation-Focused Leadership Looking for a safe place to wrestle with the realities of post-Christendom North America—and come out energized to be a [...]
3 Missional Opportunities for Sacramental/Liturgical Churches
3 Missional Opportunities for Sacramental/Liturgical Churches As Anglicans, we want to use the best of our tradition to engage post-Christian culture. The Rev. Joshua P. [...]
Sign and Foretaste: Thoughts on Missional Ecclesiology
Sign and Foretaste: Thoughts on Missional Ecclesiology As we ramp up to our 2019 Intersection Conference theme of Missional Ecclesiology, we asked Bishop Todd Hunter [...]
Missional Ecclesiology on the Ground: 3 Practitioners’ Perspectives
At the beginning of September, we kicked off Season 2 of the Intersection Podcast—and our new twice-monthly rhythm. The first podcast episode of the month [...]