I’m starting a new group blog at EmergingEvangelism.com to discuss evangelism in a postmodern, emerging-church context. Why another blog?

• The need for a group of people to be thinking together on this important topic
• The need for a more neutral and anonymous place to discuss this sensitive topic other than personal blogs
• The need for a more centralized place to have this conversation

If you are interested in joining, please email me at justin at baederresources.com with your:

• Name
• Blog URL
• Church context & background (briefly)

I would like to have as many contributors as possible, but for a variety of reasons it’s going to be limited to those who already have a blog (mainly to prevent it from becoming someone’s personal blog where they start to post livejournal memes and other junk).

Why should you think about contributing?

• There has not been enough conversation on evangelism in the emerging church
• Consequently, people are often still thinking in terms inappropriate for their contexts
• Much has been learned about evangelism in postmodern/emerging contexts, and the knowledge needs to be found, shared, and discussed
• It hasn’t all been figured out yet - there remains a great theological task to be done

I hope you’ll consider joining. The site will go live in a few days; hopefully, there will be a dozen or so contributors ready to post by then.

If you could spread the word, I would appreciate it. Here is code you can copy and paste into your blog:
Justin over at <a href="http://www.radicalcongruency.com">RadicalCongruency</a> is <a href="http://www.radicalcongruency.com/20050418-emerging-evangelism-bloggers-wanted" title="Justin's blog post announcing EmergingEvangelism.com">starting a group blog called Emerging Evangelism</a>. He says:</p> <blockquote><p>The purpose of this site is to discuss evangelism in a postmodern, emerging-church context. Why another blog? <ul> <li>The need for a group of people to be thinking together on this important topic</li> <li>The need for a more neutral and anonymous place to discuss this sensitive topic other than personal blogs</li> <li>The need for a more centralized place to have this conversation</li> </ul> <p>If you are interested in joining, please email me at justin at baederresources.com with your: <ul> <li>Name</li> <li>Blog URL</li> <li>Church context & background (briefly)</li> </ul> <p>I would like to have as many contributors as possible, but for a variety of reasons it’s going to be limited to those who already have a blog (mainly to prevent it from becoming someone’s personal blog where they start to post livejournal memes and other junk). <p>Why should you think about contributing? <ul> <li>There has not been enough conversation on evangelism in the emerging church</li> <li>Consequently, people are often still thinking in terms inappropriate for their contexts</li> <li>Much has been learned about evangelism in postmodern/emerging contexts, and the knowledge needs to be found, shared, and discussed</li> <li>It hasn’t all been figured out yet - there remains a great theological task to be done</li> </ul> <p>I hope you’ll consider joining. The site will go live in a few days; hopefully, there will be a dozen or so contributors ready to post by then.</p> </blockquote> <p>