Friends of Empire Remixed

Dimensions of Homefulness— This session will investigate further dimensions of homefulness in our urban and rural contexts.

Problematizing Home, Pt II— This session will continue to explore dimensions of homelessness that are often lost in models that focus on shelter to the neglect of broader issues.

Problematizing Home, Pt I—  This session will explore dimensions of homelessness often lost in models that focus on shelter to the neglect of broader issues.

Jesus meets Dylan and they talk about the signs of the times.

Learn from and share with other women on topics like leadership and healthy sexuality, as well as on issues around maintaining a vibrant personal, professional, and spiritual life as a woman in ministry or considering ministry.

This evening of worship, prayer, and bible is infused with the prophetic indignation of righteous babe Ani DiFranco and mad farmer Brian Walsh.

The culture we live in is a constant mix of life-giving, creative reflections of God’s presence and death-dealing, twisted counterfeits.

Resident Aliens was written twenty-five years ago. The authors will be joining us for a day of conversation about this topic and what’s changed since then.

This workshop explores God’s heart for people on the margins of society.

We get asked for money all the time. We get tired of being asked, but what about those who are doing the asking?

March 8th is International Women’s Day. If you’re near Vancouver and wondering how to celebrate, consider attending a film screening and discussion of “The Fallacy,” by Ève Lamont.

Our friends at FreeChurch in Toronto are hosting a party celebrating the release of Common Prayer, a new prayer resource from Shane Claiborne, Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove and Enuma Okoro.

On Friday March 19, 2010 our friend and co-conspirator Shane Claiborne will be heading to Ottawa in order to join folks from the National Capital region in an evening of worship, conversation, and resistance.

The Man in Black at UofT! We’re presenting an evening with Rodney Clapp on Tuesday March 11, 2008 from 7-10pm at Wycliffe College.