Links
More about campus chapel:
Chapel Facebook - Locate other chapel folk at u of m and elsewhere.
The Christian Reformed Church – The denomination of campus chapel.
The Center For Faith and Scholarship - The study center to U of M of which Rolf Bouma is Director.
Ann Arbor Christian Reformed Church - Campus chapel’s “little sister”.
Interfriends - Ann arbor crc’s ministry to internationals in ann arbor.
Phi Alpha Kappa - Campus chapel’s “big brother”.
Blogs worth checking out:
Chapel stuff - The blog of campus chapel.
Chapel climate change initiative - Information and resources on climate change.
Booknotes - Owner of the bookstore hearts and minds, byron borger, discusses a wide range of books. an excellent resource.
Think Christian - A blog discussing connections between faith and culture.
Jesuscreed - Theologian scot mcknight’s blog.
Podcasts worth subscribing to:
Godpod - British theologians discuss questions emailed by listeners. great guests.
Center for Excellence in Preaching - Sermons from various preachers– some good, some really good.
Institute for Christian Worship - Podcasts on a variety of worship related issues.
Speaking of Faith - Podcast of public radio program on religious matters.
Mars Hill - Rob Bell sermons.
Church of The Servant - Sermons by pastor mark’s dad and others.
NPR religion - Religion stories aired on all things considered, morning edition, etc.
Websites of people who help us understand the faith:
NT Wright - A brilliant NT scholar, author of a million great books. maybe that’s exaggerating.
Donald Miller - Author of Blue Like Jazz.
Dallas Willard - Ethicist and philosopher and author of great books like Divine Conspiracy.
Lauren Winner – Author of Girl Meets God and Real Sex: the naked truth about chastity.
Brian mclaren - Spokesperson of sorts for the emergent church, author of the Secret Message of Jesus.
other websites.
Relevant Magazine - God, life, and progressive culture (articles by rev. mark roeda, former pastor: Considering Birds and Flowers,Waiting in the Blank)
The Ooze - Similar to [relevant], more self-consciously emergent in orientation.
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