Kites and angry airline passengers: 2 big steps toward a deeper faith
This weekend I am leading a new service at the Anglican Cathedral of Second Life: Saturday 6pm Second Life time. Click here to see what time this is in your part of the world.
I am preaching on Kites and angry airline passengers: 2 big steps toward a deeper faith. Where ever you live come along! Be great to see you at the virtual Cathedral. So how to get to the Cath?
If you are signed up to Second Life: to get to the Cathedral click here.
If you need to sign up to Second Life: check out my blog post by clicking here.
For more background info see: Christian Mission to a Virtual World (1569)
Or for a more general overview of the Anglican ministry in SL click here.
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2 Responses to “Kites and angry airline passengers: 2 big steps toward a deeper faith”
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Hi Mark,
It’s “Dag Glenelg”. I will look for your services on Saturdays at 6pm.
It feels to me that one place to start thinking about vitual space is the old “ham’ radio operators who could talk to each other over great distances. Of course now we have visual and voice chat and even live cam. I guess the age of the video phone is here : )
Anyway, regarding SL and the church community there, it feels to me we ought to look at how to build community.
As i mentioned once before part of what is unique about SL and other 3 dimensional worlds is we have a global community.
For example: I have a friend in bei jing, china ive known for over 2 years thru SL. If you just talked to your friend in a far away country yesterday, it’s very hard to get sold on voting to go to war with that country : )
On the job front, the state is processing the paper to hire me about mid week. But please keep praying till it comes thru : )
Hope your whole family is doing fabulous. Enjoy that new baby, it seems you blink and they want to borrow the car keys and blink again and they have babies of their own : ) Just my view at 62 of my two : )
May the Lord watch over you,
Doug ( Dag Glenelg )
Greetings Dag,
Great to hear from you! Thanks for your point about community.. very important. And also wonderful news about your employment.. been praying for you.