Because the Presbytery of Milwaukee values authentic relationships, risk-taking for the sake of the Gospel, and collaborative leadership, we know that traditional congregational worship is not the only way for us to connect with and worship God. Different styles of worship, venues, and levels of participation can inspire us to a deeper connection. Through the work of the A NEW WAY Task Force, the Presbytery supports alternative worshiping communities. Do you have an idea for an alternative worshiping community? Please let us know!
A New Way Task Force Noodle Party
A New Way task force (formerly Great Commission task force) is ready to help individuals and congregations to explore alternative forms of Christian community. On March 20, at 6 pm, A New Way will host a Noodle Party for those interested in brainstorming about new worshiping communities or other forms of Christian communities.
It will be a chance
to noodle on your ideas with others;
to use your noodle to think through the types of resources or support you’d need;
to noodle along as we improvise different forms of worship, study, and fellowship;
to enjoy some noodles for dinner.
You are not committing to anything except conversation. If you’ve dreamed of a social justice-oriented ministry, a street-corner prayer group, a camping ministry or something else that takes you beyond our church walls, then this gathering is for you.
Please help us to reach people who might be interested in exploring a new way of being vital churches. Pass along this report; spread the news!
A location will be picked central to the majority of participants who register. Contact Alan McCalister (amccalister@wi.rr.com) for more information or register now!
It will be a chance
to noodle on your ideas with others;
to use your noodle to think through the types of resources or support you’d need;
to noodle along as we improvise different forms of worship, study, and fellowship;
to enjoy some noodles for dinner.
You are not committing to anything except conversation. If you’ve dreamed of a social justice-oriented ministry, a street-corner prayer group, a camping ministry or something else that takes you beyond our church walls, then this gathering is for you.
Please help us to reach people who might be interested in exploring a new way of being vital churches. Pass along this report; spread the news!
A location will be picked central to the majority of participants who register. Contact Alan McCalister (amccalister@wi.rr.com) for more information or register now!
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Milwaukee Center for Contemplative CommunityWe are here to provide opportunities, through various forms of contemplative practice, to experience God’s presence and embodiment in ourselves and one another, in an effort for each of us to find wholeness of mind, body, and spirit.
We invite all those who want to deepen their spiritual practices and experiences within an inclusive community of fellow seekers who look for renewal through contemplative practice. |
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1001 New Worshiping Communities1001 new worshiping communities is a movement happening in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). Across the PC(USA), God is raising up leaders in churches and presbyteries who are creating new worshiping communities.
They are taking on new and varied forms of church for our changing culture. Primarily they are seeking to make and form new disciples of Jesus Christ, to change and transform the world. |
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