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The Emergent Mystique
The 'emerging church' movement has generated a lot of excitement but only a handful of congregations. Is it the wave of the future or a passing fancy?




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Leadership journal has also run a number of articles on emergent and postmodern thought:

My Emergent Guilt | How did I get here, dancing off-beat, and out of touch?
Has the Emergent Church Emerged? | When newspapers pick up on a religion story, there's a good chance it's old hat to insiders. So now that the Denver Post and the Press-Enterprise of inland Southern California have written stories on emergent churches, are they really still emerging?
Nomo Pomo—a Postmodern Rant | Why we can and should talk about something else.
Pomo Ponderings | 10 Questions about Postmodern Ministry
Is Pomo Nomo? | A postmodern pastor reaches out to the Mod Squad.
How to Evangelize Today | Reaching people who think negatively about Christianity. An interview with Brian McLaren.

Brian McLaren is a contributing editor for Leadership. Some of his columns include:

Passionate, but Not for Mel's Movie | Why The Passion 'outreach' was all hype, and I didn't fall for it.
Bless This House? | Why efforts to renew the church are often misguided.
It's All About Who, Jesus? | If worship is for God, why are so many songs about us?
Emerging Values | The next generation is redefining spiritual formation, community, and mission.

Books & Culture Corner recently ran an obituary on the founder of postmodern deconstruction, Jacques Derrida.

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