Embracing the Chaos…

To register to be part of our community just click here.
You will be sent a password (then you can change it to something you remember)

Then when you login you will able to see behind the scenes and even have the ability to write posts about issues / events you want others to chat about or be aware of. Where you stand determines what you see. So, the more members the more perspective’s of our world and spirituality.

RSS – You can also click the RSS button to have a quick link in your bookmarks of your browser that shows recent activity. (last 20 posts or so.) We have feeds for the whole site, for categories, pages, or comments.

Posts are fairly regular – some people find it helpful to set morepraxis as their start up page so as to not miss interesting thoughts. PLUS… MoreMailings a newsletter/update. You should be able to see it top right hand side of page. It will email you a cool newsletter of the new posts… no new posts no email. It’s pretty clever.

Twitter - join it and join conversations on events and ideas. You will see conversations down the sidebar of morepraxis. Comment on the posts on morepraxis if you don’t want to  join twitter.

Follow our trends like #wineNjesus , #UCAeaster, #morepraxis #mpg(insert year here) and whatever else we are playing with.

#wineNjesus is a group of people sharing meal at my place and other peoples homes and at 8pm we have discussion that you are all invited to join on twitter and with your group – Fun hey?

(while there you could follow me http://twitter.com/#!/agegreenwood )

morepraxis Facebook page is http://www.facebook.com/MorePraxis

(A thought about building community – Part of my dream is that this online community provides some sense of connection, support, resource and solidarity for people to continue the struggle to build local communities of hope – wherever they are. I am keen to help you see this happen in your spaces – in fact that is part of my ministry. Basically, I dream of small groups of people intentionally living a life of faith, social concern and action as part of our different communities acting like a virus for a better world. I think that people opening their lives and homes to each other and their neighbours with hospitality to be a deeply subversive action.)

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