Bruce Stanley - Finding God in the Forest (N61)

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Post-evangelical, Reconstruction, Liberation Theology, Religion & Spirituality, Christian Mysticism, Progressive Christianity, Faith Shift, Deconstruction, Evolving Faith, Religious Trauma Healing, Embodied Spirituality, Spiritual Direction, Mystical Christianity, Contemplative Spirituality, Christianity

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🗓️ 9 July 2013

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

As well as life coaching, creative project management, tea making, and helping run the popular ReJesus website, Bruce Stanley has also helped pioneer the Forest Church movement. Forest Church is an experiential community group that helps people...

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0:00.0	It's in that corner.
0:07.0	It's fine pluck.
0:09.0	Fine pluck.
0:10.0	There we go. Fine pluck.
0:12.0	Fine pluck.
0:13.0	Fine pluck.
0:14.0	Nomad, Christian community, mission and the Future of the Church.
0:23.6	Welcome back to Nomad Podcast. I'm Dave Ward. I'm Tim Nash. We've just got up.
0:31.6	I'm very tired. I'm not in a good place. Did you sleep where I was that?
0:36.6	No, no I didn't really.
0:40.0	Woke up at 3 o'clock.
0:42.0	But at least you had the big bed.
0:43.4	I just had a little camp bed.
0:44.6	Yeah, but a big bed is small consolation when you're not sleeping.
0:47.8	Well, I was able to kind of do the star sort of position, you know, which is quite pleasing.
0:52.4	But, yeah, I don't know.
0:55.2	You've done really well in the past with getting this accommodation.
0:58.1	London, you excelled yourself, Cambridge.
1:00.4	Lovely. You've got a whole house in Cambridge, didn't you?
1:01.9	Very nice.
1:02.4	This place, TripAdvisor said it's great.
1:05.4	In many ways it is great, isn't it?
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