Recommendations welcome

Morning Prayer (gender inclusive)

Emerging church blogs - collected together

Preludium: Mark Harris

Cartoon Church blog - well, somebody had to. And the collective wiblogs

An Inch At A Time: Reflections on the Journey- Susan Russell, amongst other things President of Integrity

Thinking Anglicans A well-informed blog on Church of England matters and the Anglican Communion

Covenant - "When you come together to eat, wait for one another ..."

The Episcopal Cafe (The Diocese of Washington USA)

Entangled States Nick Knisely Dean of Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Phoenix Arizona

Grandmère Mimi - Wounded Bird - Guard me as the apple of the eye; hide me in the shadow of your wings

Pluralist Speaks - Adrian Worsfold

Communion in Conflict - What does it mean to do discernment in the midst of conflict within the Anglican Communion?

The Seminar on Conflict Ecclesiology - an ongoing internet conversation meant to foster a community of inquiry centered on the theses of Conflict Ecclesiology

Welcome! Are you a theological expeditionary? Welcome! So are we!

1. The two great commandments guide our behavior on the list: Love God and Love your neighbor

2. Honest inquiry is encouraged for those who seek understanding and faith.

3. Dialogue will range from liberal to evangelical, academic to concerns of the laity. Don't be surprised by views different from yours - they do exist! Do deal with others intelligently, courteously, honoring their freedom to speak.

4. Courteous interaction is encouraged

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Jesus is Green - You don't have to be Right to be Christian.

This is a club for discussion of issues pertaining to eco-theology, Green values and Christ's values. This club is especially for those who find their discipleship under Jesus leads them toward the Green, liberal, or even radical understandings of justice and harmony. But those who think this questionable are welcome to join, as well.

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The faithmaps online community discusses Christian theology, philosophy, leadership, spiritual formation, and emerging church life in the postmodernity from various viewpoints with an emphasis on mutual respect. (Other key words include postmodernism, postmodern, God, Jesus, and religion.) For more information on faithmaps, see http://www.faithmaps.org

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What is a progressive Christian? We defy definitions, but typically a progressive Christian will agree with many of the following ideas:

* Inevitability of human progress
* Universal salvation
* Equality of religions (religious pluralism)
* Primacy of personal experience
* Rejection of literal biblical interpretations
* Emphasis on the humanity of Christ
* Right of individuals
* Emphasis and peace and justice
* Indifference to strict doctrine
* God is immanent (present in and around all things)
* Traditional forms of theism are optional

Progressive Christians often enjoy the theologies of Niebuhr, Tillich, Spong, Borg and cheerfully debate the theologies of Calvin, Edwards, Barth and any modern-day evangelical fundamentalist.

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A progressive place for the discussion of Christian theology and comparative religion, with special emphasis on catholic theology and issues. For the purpose of this list, "catholic" is understood in the widest, fullest and most comprehensive way. As Augustine defined it, being "catholic" means to experience an openness to the truth wherever it may be found.

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A forum for discussion and exchange of information between lesbian, gay and bisexual members of one of the four UK Anglican churches as well as their supporters. This forum is for affirmation and support of lesbian, gay and bisexual anglicans and not for polemical theology. Members are from the Church of England, Church in Wales, Scottish Episcopal Church and Church of Ireland and other member churches of the Anglican Communion.

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Welcome to the online presence of the Anglican Communion on Yahoo! This is the place to meet other Anglicans and to discuss issues that affect us as Anglicans. Whether you're an Anglican from the cradle or a new convert, feel free to bring up whatever issues are on your mind. If you're not an Anglican, feel free to inquire or to voice your opinion as well.

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This group is intended for scholarly discussion on the history, theology, and liturgies of the Anglican tradition.

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Worth a visit if you're interested in a 'safe haven for inclusiveness'.

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AKA: Magdalen's Rose and Compass at Herbert House. A busy congenial meeting place. All List members are expected to conduct themselves here as follows: Respect the dignity of every human person & Seek and serve Christ in all persons, loving your neighbor as yourself.

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Who care enough to "Rock the Boat"

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A beliefnet discussion board: When you enter, you will find people with whom you do not agree. You must be courteous to your opponents, even if you find their beliefs offensive.

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This board is for Anglicans to discuss Church doctrine, practices and attitudes about homosexuality; respectful guests are also welcome.

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