Johnny Baker pointed to a wiki site of a cool way to look at/try new types of ministry. Check out Church on the Edge's about page. Apparently they are working in "rural" Britain. That would be a new mode of things that are emerging/21st century. All the stuff that I've seen about new types of ministry are urban. Have any of you seen anything other than urban? Take a ganger, its very interesting!

HT: Johnny Baker

Labels: emergent, shifting, UK, youth ministry

I was catching up on my googlereader feeds and I saw a recap from Mark Oestreicher from Youth Specialties. I caught THIS Willow-esque confession.... oh, just about a year late. Thanks for the year in review MarkO. I would have missed it. I stopped going to YS conventions because of what he's talking about. I'm glad they're going in a different direction. It seemed to me that they were based on the books that they were hyping in the catalog.

Labels: shifting, youth ministry