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egroups that are postmodern, and we recommend.  we are under the impression that these groups are still up and running.  if they are inactive, please let us know so we can delete those from this list.  also, remember - if you have started a group you can add it to ginkworld by going to the addition page.

postmodern theology

www.ginkworld.net' own new egroup.  our goal is to be edgy and question a great deal - we truly desire to hear other voices in this group.  we desire to openly discuss the role of culture and our faith walk.  [visit | join]

faithmaps

this group is sponsored by faithmaps.org and is a great group.  the goal is to discuss all thing postmodern, theology, philosophy and more. [visit | join]

Thin Places

Thin Places is a forum for Christians looking at the new spiritualities emerging in our culture including New Age and NeoPaganism. Looking at issues of worship contextualisation, mission apologetics and postmodern church reformation.

PomoChurch

This E-Group is for those who are in ministries reaching out to the emerging postmodern culture through starting new services within a church, church plants etc. If you have questions to ask other churches, or ideas to share, discussions on worship, or problems you want suggestions about from others who have been down that road....this is what this is for. If you have a web site, add it to the "links" list so others can see who your ministry is and we can learn from each other

postmodern techies

can the Body of Christ be hi-tech and hi-touch? Need tech advice? Have an idea? A business who doesn't keep up with technology will fail, can a church miss those in need because it fails to keep utilize it's technological resources?

PostModernWorship

This is a discussion group focused on issues that relate to worship ministry (within Christian, Evangelical churches) in a post-modern setting (either actual or theoretical)

Aquafaith

A forum to continue the dialogue from the discussion regarding Orthodoxy and Christianity in a postmodern context...

group_study_postmodern

This is a forum discussion beginning with the book "More Ready Than You Realize" by Brian McLaren. We hope to better understand what we have to change in our own way of doing things if we hope to reach a postmodern, post-Christian generation

postmodernministry

I am a pastor of a new church in the San Fernando Valley of California that is reaching out to people in a postmodern context. I would love to hear form others that are doing the same or just want to talk about the church and it's roll in culture.

takethejourney

We are a real, relevant, and relational group committed to living passionately and allowing God to bless our lives. We do this together weekly through musical worship, intentional learning, and honest living. We are a contemporary, accepting community for all people. We're committed to offering real hope and expecting significant life change through learning about the Christian faith. We are a dynamic community of Christian thought, action, and creative learning, dedicated to embracing and ... more

church-in-church

This e-group is for those who are interested in discussing issues relating to the concept of a "church within a church". The hope is we can share ideas, ask questions of each other, and share common struggles as we explore what it means to develop new church services for emerging postmodern generations within an existing church. When you sign up for this e-group, please take the time to fill out the personal info. so we can see where you are, your name, what church you are at, your web site, what ... more

postmodernchristianity
Group which enables discussion for postmodern Christians.

NKOC

This group is for people interested in discussing the book "A New Kind of Christian" by Brian McLaren (Jossey-Bass Publishers, 2001). The focus of this group is not so much theological (although, theological issues will no doubt crop up) as it is spiritual and practical. The main questions we're dealing with have more to do with how this plays out in our everyday lives and how we can go about incorporating some of the ideas in a way that helps us better come to grips with being faithful ... more