Reflections

	Co-conspirators and breaking glass In October, I began my blog post with an anecdote about falling and breaking my phone.	by Lee Febos
	God is not asking us to be sure Reimagining church is a weird task.	by Emily Carter
	The Importance of Reimagining Church We live in a world that is constantly changing and evolving, and the church is no exception.	by Tamara Fore-Ravelo
	Listening for God's Gameplan It’s a Thursday night and there are things happening at Bethel AME Church.	by Ryan Lindsay Arrendell
	In the Beginning In the beginning, there was the Word and the Word was made flesh. In the beginning.	by Chris Veillon
	Operating Through the Holy Spirit On my way to the first meeting with our Reimagining cohort for the newly named Grace and St.	by Lee Febos
	Weeping and Rejoicing Hamden Plains United Methodist Church is a church with roots.	by Luke Melonakos-Harrison
	Working Alongside God I have begun the exciting process of reimagining church with Trinity Episcopal Church in Seymour, Connecticut.	by Emily Carter
	May the Lord Deal Kindly with You: Our First Meeting On Sunday we held our first re-imagining church meeting at Trinity on the Green, New Haven. As we sat down in the upper room behin	by Max Sklar
	Why Reimagine? Someone like me who has committed to “reimagine church” makes two assumptions. First, we know the church has a problem.	by Jordan Sylar

Reimagining Church