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At our last gathering it seemed good to the Holy Spirit and to us to stop Vintage Chaos.
But please come one last time and celebrate with us what God has done as we’ve shared life together.
We’ll be making home-made pizza so please RSVP so we can buy accordingly. An evite went out last week–contact […]

Although there haven’t been any posts here for a few months, we HAVE been meeting regularly over the winter, using evite to gather the group.
At our gathering this past Sunday it seemed good to the Holy Spirit and to us to stop Vintage Chaos.  But please come one last time and celebrate with us what […]

Oct 21st - a time when you encountered redemption
Nov 4th - a look at the book of Numbers
Nov 18th - a time when you had a spiritual conversation with someone of a different religion
Dec 2nd - A Christmas Carol: a staged reading
Dec 16th - a look at the book of Deuteronomy

Here are the starter-questions that we considered earlier this glorious afternoon on the grass of Loring Park:

What problem is addressed?
 Why did God establish the priesthood with specific prescriptions for sacrifices?
Do you imagine that it is helpful (or a hindrance) that the religious life of the Hebrew people is being formalized/standardized and that responsibility for it […]

The StarTribune had an interesting article entitled Little Altars Everywhere in Faith+Values on August 18th.

Below is a little something that I wrote for a congregation who’s supported us from the start with prayers and dollars, Golden Valley Lutheran. Perhaps you’ll find it useful in telling others what we’ve been up to lately!
jg

So…you’re wondering about “Vintage Chaos” that ministry to young post-moderns in Minneapolis??? I’m happy to share! […]

Have you heard of “The Truth Project“? It is a new program that gets participants to stand at the crossroads of popular western culture and a “biblical worldview” and wrestle with Truth. Dale Meier is a regular at Vintage Chaos and he’s been trained as a “The Truth Project” facilitator.
He invites you to evaluate it […]

I thought this might be something that would interest you.  It will be an fun event of with some good networking for folks who are interested in all things emergent.
– Jason DeBoer-Moran
The Twin Cities Parade of Churches: A learning event based in communities of practice July 23-27 in Minneapolis & St. Paul.

Curious and open to Christianity, Hemant Mehta became the “eBay atheist” when he posted his soul on eBay and began accepting bids to visit churches and then share his thoughts. Some 30 church services later, he’s still an atheist. He tells us why, what he does believe in and what Christians should consider when talking […]

[ March 18, 2007; 4:00 pm to 6:30 pm. ] We’re out in the open. 4:00 to 6:30. Location: Dunn Bros. Loring Park