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Hey everyone - Just a quick post to let you know that I just finished uploading posts from the final day of the AEF Conference which concluded Saturday (12/10). Over the next several days, I'll also be posting some of my own reflections, reactions, and thoughts regarding this year's inaugural AEF conference.
Stay tuned. And thanks for stopping by.
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Chris, it was a pleasure to meet you Friday night. Thanks for your work getting this information out to those who couldn't be there and for those of us who were there and need more time to process.
grace and peace
David
Posted by: David Ballenger | December 10, 2006 at 05:59 PM
David,
You're more than welcome. I enjoyed meeting you as well! Perhaps our paths will cross again at next year's AEF Conference.
Blessings,
Chris
Posted by: Chris Monroe | December 11, 2006 at 03:28 PM
Hello Chris,
thank you for these weblogs which I have listened to,
Living in Northern Ireland it is a completely different cultural context to America (the large Protestant evangelical constuency here would is very reformed and traditional) - they would be very hostile to many of the themes from this conference. Yet recently for the first time a course on spiritual disciplines was taught at our local Presbyterian theological college - maybe a slight change.
The future of evangelicism will have to deal with different cultural contexts -it would be interesting to bring the ancient/future themes into conversation with evangelicals from the UK, Europe etc
all the best,
Rodney
Posted by: rodney neill | December 17, 2006 at 03:17 AM
Hello Chris,
Greetings from Malaysia. Thank you for your hard work in blogging and uploading all these materials from the AEF conference unto your blog. Enjoyed them.
Rodney,
it will also be interesting to bring the ancient/future themes into conversation in Asia.
Posted by: Alex Tang | December 18, 2006 at 12:12 AM
you mentioned in an earlier post about this that they would be doing a DVD of the conference. I'd be interested in getting a copy but live in the UK. Can you let us know detail of to get hold of the DVD when you find out for youreslf.
Thanks in advance.
Posted by: brodie | December 20, 2006 at 04:48 AM
Hey I go to Regent and was interested in what Hans Boersma might have added to the discussion.
Thanks,
Bryan
Posted by: bryan halferty | January 01, 2007 at 07:24 PM