Comments on: New Series: Dialoging With The Society of Vineyard Scholars http://pastoralia.org/church/new-series-dialoging-with-the-society-of-vineyard-scholars Welcome. I'm a husband, a father, an ordained minister, and a postmodern pilgrim. You can check out some of the projects I'm involved with below. In this space I mostly write about the intersections of Christianity and culture. Wed, 16 May 2012 14:35:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Pastoralia – Tales from the future of Christendom » The Anthropological Study of the Vineyard Movement and its Implications http://pastoralia.org/church/new-series-dialoging-with-the-society-of-vineyard-scholars/comment-page-1#comment-1597 Pastoralia – Tales from the future of Christendom » The Anthropological Study of the Vineyard Movement and its Implications Sat, 10 Apr 2010 15:46:50 +0000 http://pastoralia.org/?p=1477#comment-1597 [...] month I hosted a series of profiles and discussions on papers presented at the first annual Society of Vineyard Scholars conference. There was plenty [...] [...] month I hosted a series of profiles and discussions on papers presented at the first annual Society of Vineyard Scholars conference. There was plenty [...]

]]> By: Pastoralia – Tales from the future of Christendom » Schedule Changes to the After SVS Series http://pastoralia.org/church/new-series-dialoging-with-the-society-of-vineyard-scholars/comment-page-1#comment-1465 Pastoralia – Tales from the future of Christendom » Schedule Changes to the After SVS Series Sat, 27 Mar 2010 15:13:47 +0000 http://pastoralia.org/?p=1477#comment-1465 [...] everyone following the “After SVS” we’ve had a slight change to the schedule. Doug Erickson’s profile – originally scheduled for yesterday – was pushed due to [...] [...] everyone following the “After SVS” we’ve had a slight change to the schedule. Doug Erickson’s profile – originally scheduled for yesterday – was pushed due to [...]

]]> By: Pastoralia – Tales from the future of Christendom » After SVS 2010: David Kushner and Echoes in Scripture http://pastoralia.org/church/new-series-dialoging-with-the-society-of-vineyard-scholars/comment-page-1#comment-1285 Pastoralia – Tales from the future of Christendom » After SVS 2010: David Kushner and Echoes in Scripture Mon, 08 Mar 2010 14:01:32 +0000 http://pastoralia.org/?p=1477#comment-1285 [...] until March 26th we’ll profile an SVS presenter and dialogue with them around their paper. Click here for a brief intro and link directory of the series. Full text of papers are available to SVS members. [...] [...] until March 26th we’ll profile an SVS presenter and dialogue with them around their paper. Click here for a brief intro and link directory of the series. Full text of papers are available to SVS members. [...]

]]> By: Frank Emanuel http://pastoralia.org/church/new-series-dialoging-with-the-society-of-vineyard-scholars/comment-page-1#comment-1284 Frank Emanuel Mon, 08 Mar 2010 13:42:22 +0000 http://pastoralia.org/?p=1477#comment-1284 I am really interested in the SVS. I will probably try for the next one. There is something about the Vineyard that encourages (or did and should still) a healthy relationship with the academic community. I blame Wimber for this wonderful development. I think his relationship with Fuller was a wonderful blessing to us as a movement. I'll be watching for these posts. I will probably catch up on this blog (Steven Hamilton gave me the heads up on your Vineyard distinctives series) in a week when I've submitted my thesis proposal. blessings, Frank I am really interested in the SVS. I will probably try for the next one. There is something about the Vineyard that encourages (or did and should still) a healthy relationship with the academic community. I blame Wimber for this wonderful development. I think his relationship with Fuller was a wonderful blessing to us as a movement.

I’ll be watching for these posts. I will probably catch up on this blog (Steven Hamilton gave me the heads up on your Vineyard distinctives series) in a week when I’ve submitted my thesis proposal.

blessings,
Frank

]]> By: Jason Coker http://pastoralia.org/church/new-series-dialoging-with-the-society-of-vineyard-scholars/comment-page-1#comment-1238 Jason Coker Thu, 04 Mar 2010 03:13:13 +0000 http://pastoralia.org/?p=1477#comment-1238 <strong>Steven -</strong> They haven't sent the papers out to everyone yet. I spoke to Caleb today and he said that process is moving pretty slowly. Steven - They haven’t sent the papers out to everyone yet. I spoke to Caleb today and he said that process is moving pretty slowly.

]]> By: Steven http://pastoralia.org/church/new-series-dialoging-with-the-society-of-vineyard-scholars/comment-page-1#comment-1236 Steven Thu, 04 Mar 2010 02:44:19 +0000 http://pastoralia.org/?p=1477#comment-1236 Have you guys received other peoples papers yet? I only got the others in my panel... Have you guys received other peoples papers yet? I only got the others in my panel…

]]> By: Jason Coker http://pastoralia.org/church/new-series-dialoging-with-the-society-of-vineyard-scholars/comment-page-1#comment-1230 Jason Coker Wed, 03 Mar 2010 23:02:56 +0000 http://pastoralia.org/?p=1477#comment-1230 I tend to agree Chad. In the end, however, names really aren't what is most important. They will make a good or bad first impression, but over time you're identity is shaped by the character of your content. Let's hope the character of SVS proves, over time, to be open, humble and gracious. Also, I think it's more than the name. Academic groups have a reputation that precedes SVS. I tend to agree Chad. In the end, however, names really aren’t what is most important. They will make a good or bad first impression, but over time you’re identity is shaped by the character of your content. Let’s hope the character of SVS proves, over time, to be open, humble and gracious.

Also, I think it’s more than the name. Academic groups have a reputation that precedes SVS.

]]> By: Chad http://pastoralia.org/church/new-series-dialoging-with-the-society-of-vineyard-scholars/comment-page-1#comment-1229 Chad Wed, 03 Mar 2010 22:15:41 +0000 http://pastoralia.org/?p=1477#comment-1229 I appreciate Bert's clarification and for you and Jason blogging about the purpose and makeup of the Society of Vineyard Scholars. However, I think the need to do so shows that it is a rather unfortunate name. I do look forward to the discussions. I appreciate Bert’s clarification and for you and Jason blogging about the purpose and makeup of the Society of Vineyard Scholars. However, I think the need to do so shows that it is a rather unfortunate name.

I do look forward to the discussions.

]]> By: Joshua Hopping http://pastoralia.org/church/new-series-dialoging-with-the-society-of-vineyard-scholars/comment-page-1#comment-1226 Joshua Hopping Wed, 03 Mar 2010 20:01:27 +0000 http://pastoralia.org/?p=1477#comment-1226 cool. I look forward to this series. BTW - I finished reading your SVS paper last night and it was pretty good. I will try to type up some of my comments/thoughts and email them to you later on today (or this week, depending on how my day goes!). =P cool. I look forward to this series.

BTW – I finished reading your SVS paper last night and it was pretty good. I will try to type up some of my comments/thoughts and email them to you later on today (or this week, depending on how my day goes!). =P

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