Notes from The Rock and Roll Preacher: Culture making ... or culture faking?

Saturday, February 07, 2009

Culture making ... or culture faking?

One of the best books I've read in a long, long time is Andy Crouch's Culture Making: Recovering Our Creative Calling. I'm going to talk about some of Crouch's insights at our MissionFest Manitoba workshop today.

The workshop is called" Leave boring and bigot behind: be a Christian in a multi-faith world". Dave Balzer, the show's host for 10+ years, and Melissa McEachern, the show's producer, are bookending my comments. We'll give our audience a behind-the-scenes look at the creative energy that brings the GodTalk Radio Show to Winnipeg's largest news/talk audience every Sunday night.

MissionFest Manitoba 2009
Grant Memorial Church
877 Wilkes Avenue
11:30 a.m. Rm. 249

Would love to see you there!

Labels: Andy Crouch, culture, culture making, GodTalk Radio Show, MissionFest Manitoba

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Name: Rev. Greg Glatz

Location: Muddy Waters, Manitoba, Canada

Rev. Greg Glatz is a postmodern pilgrim who brings the passion for guitar and God together as the Rock ‘n’ Roll Preacher. Greg is the lead pastor at Winnipeg’s Central Baptist Church and the lead guitar player for the Royal Unruh Band. He also plays guitar in the church house band and for several local projects.

Greg is a doctoral student at George Fox University in Portland, OR. He previously completed a B.A. in ancient/medieval history and languages at the University of Manitoba and a M.Div. at North American Baptist Seminary. Greg was a contributing author to Leonard Sweet’s 2008 book, Church of the Perfect Storm and has been an ongoing contributor to ChristianWeek.

Greg has one amazing wife, two incredible kids, and twelve guitars. You can find him Sunday mornings down at the church house, or tune into the GodTalk Radio Show on Sunday nights from 9-11 on CJOB 680 AM or streamed live on the world wide web.

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Saturday, February 07, 2009

Culture making ... or culture faking?

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