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Saturday
Aug212004

Hacking the church

This post is from the defunct blog "Dying Church"

From Emergent Kiwi:
Church is a space and a resource to hack...A hack does not intend to destroy or alter data. Thus a hack respects the riches of the past. But a hack recognises that church is not monolithic. Rather church is a contextual response of a group of people, uniquely working with the strands of Scripture and culture and tradition in their context. Thus a hack takes the rich strands of past data, and seeks to re-work them to maximize to a highest possible level.

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