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Nadia Bolz-Weber likes to have both tradition and innovation happening at the same time in House for All Sinners and Saints, a mission church she founded in Denver, Colorado, that's part of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
Her church follows the ancient liturgy of the church, yet during Easter Vigil, for example, members are asked to tell the resurrection story in teams. People have made films, written original pieces of choral music and acted out scenes with Barbie dolls.
"We'll call that ancient/future church and different stuff like that, but I find that's what people are drawn to," said Bolz-Weber, who earned a master of divinity degree from Iliff School of Theology.
She has become a leading voice of the emerging church after a hard-drinking life as a stand-up comedian and restaurant worker, and has been described as a "6-foot-1 Christian billboard" for her tattoo-covered arms.
Bolz-Weber spoke with Jesse James DeConto for Faith & Leadership about communicating a historic doctrine in today's culture and holding on to something old in an identifiably Christian way. The following is an edited transcript.
For those clergy who want to be doing what you're doing, what do they need to know?
That they should figure out who their people are and try to be their pastor.
Older folks from the church will say, "What do young adults want? What do they want so that we can do it?" I'm like, "I've never had to ask myself that question."
I get to be in ministry in a context I'm native to, so I've never had to second-guess, "Will they like this?" or, "Will they get this joke?" or, "Would they enjoy doing X, Y or Z?"
There's something about doing ministry as the person you are that ends up making a big difference, and who you are is going to be different than who I am.
I know a lot of pastors, if you ask them, "Do you feel like you can really be here in your work?" they'd say no. I think that ends up being really key.
How do you see your ministry as part of a new Reformation -- the Great Emergence or the Fourth Great Awakening that Phyllis Tickle and Diana Butler Bass have talked about?
The Holy Spirit is subversive, and one of the things the Spirit does is blur lines that we're comfortable maintaining. My experience has been that we like to have these lines of liberal and conservative -- theologically and socially. I think that people, especially the younger generation, have experienced those lines becoming real blurry and are fine with that. I know that's true for myself.
I'm at the point in my life where I don't want to be a part of fundamentalism of the left or the right, mostly because it lacks two things that I can't do without in my life anymore -- which is joy and humility.
I don't see a lot of joy and humility in these extreme stances that people take on either side. So I feel like the Spirit moves in the blurring of those distinctions that we all like to have. Every time you meet somebody who's in a category of conservative or hateful or narrow-minded or fill-in-the-blank, there's some sort of connection that's made, and then you have to rethink the category. That's the work of the Spirit.
I think it's interesting people dismiss the being "spiritual but not religious" thing. My business card for the church says, "We're religious but not spiritual." That yearning that people have is for something that's more than 20 minutes old. I think people want to be connected to something that's more than a whim.
There's very little in our visual field, generally in our lives, that's more than 50 years old. And so to be connected to something that's ancient speaks something to us, because everything around us is new. Since the age of progress, new is better, right?
Now we go, "Wait a minute -- that's not always true." When new is always better, we're not tethered to anything. I think I see a longing in people to be tethered to something, and I like to say that you have to be really deeply rooted in tradition in order to innovate with integrity.
I really like to have those two things going on at the same time all the time -- tradition and innovation. We'll call that ancient/future church and different stuff like that, but I find that's what people are drawn to.
How do you hold on to something old in an identifiably Christian way?
I reject the premise I often hear in progressive Christianity that in order to be down with multiculturalism or with peace and social justice you have to jettison the Bible and Jesus. I think those are the only two things we have going for us.
Having said that, I feel there's something about the Bible and orthodox Christian teachings -- the creeds, the Bible, the liturgy and, most certainly and importantly, the gospel -- that even the church can't [mess] up. We've tried, and we've done a lot of damage, but there's a resiliency to it.
So I think some of the questions we ask end up not being necessary, because the thing that we've been given to caretake is so much more resilient than our errors are. The Bible will still be here long after every book on Oprah's list has faded into memory. It's not going to die; it will not return empty.
I find comfort in that. That's something that's rooted in reality. It's not about me coming up with the next clever thing or me trying to be as relevant as I can possibly be or any of those things, because it has its own integrity. You can't deconstruct the truth.
The reason the Bible is important is because it bears Christ into the world; it's the cradle that holds Christ. As a confessing Christian, the central message of the Bible for me is the revelation of how God chose to reveal God's self.
Therefore, since we know what the central message is, the gospel itself is at the center. It's not one thing; it's like concentric circles.
David J. Lose has this great book, "Making Sense of Scripture." He writes there is one view where everything in scripture is a link -- one of them can't be weak, so they all have to be together and they're all equal and they're all equally strong, and if you doubt that, everything will pull apart.
The view I'm talking about is where the gospel is in the middle, and the farther away something in the Bible gets from that, it has less and less authority.
[To continue reading this interview visit Faith & Leadership where it was first published.]
+ Click here to read more from Nadia Bolz-Weber on the God's Politics blog
Jesse James DeConto is a freelance writer living in Durham, N.C. He interviewed Nadia Bolz-Weber at the Wild Goose Festival. Cherry Crayton is assistant editor of Faith & Leadership.
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I edged my feet toward the cliff, 10,000 feet above ground.
Somewhere in the distance, I heard my cousin yell my name, warning me to get down. But my senses were elsewhere.
Standing on one of the highest peaks in Northern Lebanon in my parents' homeland, I was 5,700 miles from Buffalo, surrounded by mountains that stretched toward the clouds. My eyes followed the valleys that sloped down to meet the Mediterranean shoreline. Rooftops, orchards and the historic cedar forests that are repeatedly mentioned in the Old Testament covered the hills.
I felt an intimacy with nature I'd never before experienced. In a country often affiliated with words like "conflict" and "chaos," I felt liberated.
I didn't stay in Beirut, the country's capital – which the New York Times rated the No. 1 travel destination in 2009 – and I barely explored the country's nightlife and high-profile restaurants that many articles recommend.
Instead, I woke up early every day, put on my athletic gear and spent mornings in the mountainous terrain – jogging, hiking, driving ATVs and exploring caves.
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Every summer, hundreds of Lebanese students and young people flock to Ehden – a mountainous town and tourism center – for the pools, hookah lounges, cuisine and nightlife. Al Midan, Ehden's historic public square surrounded by distinctive Middle Eastern architecture, is filled with cafés, patisseries and restaurants.
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My cousin and I joined our Lebanese friends there almost every night. Shisha smoke was always in the air, and they'd laugh at my Arabic while we nibbled on local sweets. The same waiter took our order at our go-to outside lounge almost every night, and he often gave us free snacks and drinks.
Nestled only a few minutes from its bustling, night-driven atmosphere are trails that lead to some of Lebanon's highest mounts.
One night, my friend Lucien, a local, was driving a group of us to Al Midan, and a young couple on an ATV passed my window side and waved.
"There are ATVs here?" I asked, startled with surprise. Lucien, with his inherent generosity, recognized my interest and took me back the next day – this time, in the morning.
It was $50 for an ATV that fits two people; we got the four-wheeler for one hour with the option to drive around the town or explore the rougher, mountainous terrain.
We chose the latter.
Ehden is 1,500 meters above sea level. I remember going up the valley. The drive was uplifting – in elevation and in spirit. I got an eyeful of gorges, historic cedar forests and wild orchids. I saw man-made crosses and shrines on the way up, witnessing how the country's natural heritage ties in with its spiritual one.
People make these wooden crosses and leave them there for the pure sake of divine expression.
From the trail's start, it took only 30 minutes to reach one of the highest peaks in Lebanon – maybe because Lucien is a crazy driver, or maybe because it never seems to take much time or effort to reach anything serene in Lebanon.
We reached the 10,000-foot point to witness a breathtaking view under the sun. My face and body were covered in debris from the drive up, and I spotted tan lines from the scorching sun when I got home.
Al Midan was an exciting and vibrant place to be at night with my friends, but I still have days when I can't get my mind off the thrilling speed and cathartic sensation of moving up a mountain – the wind at your back and the scenery by your side; nothing replaces the intensity of the feeling.
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My first day in Lebanon, a friend from my family's village took me hiking in the "kaf," the town's surrounding forests. Just a short walk from my family's home, we trekked through rocks, hills and valleys; we saw caves and fresh water springs, we ate wild walnuts and grapes from the trees.
Though I wasn't near any of Lebanon's formal hiking trails, there was no shortage of hiking opportunities around me. And if I woke up in the morning and had nothing to do, I would grab a few friends familiar with the area, and we'd spend hours in our town's bordering wilderness.
One of the country's most recent developments is Lebanon Mountain Trail (LMT), a 275-mile trail with 26 sections. It stretches from North to South Lebanon.
Hikers pass through more than 75 towns and villages as well as museums, monasteries and shrines belonging to poets, monks and others who were spiritually inspired by Lebanon's nature. The path passes the museum of Khalil Gibran, a Lebanese artist, poet and writer who became the third best-selling poet of all time, according to the New Yorker.
And often, indigenous Lebanese villagers will offer hikers a place to stay and eat.
In August, Norbert Schiller, a photojournalist who has covered conflict in the Middle East for decades, hiked the LMT to see a different part of Lebanon that "rarely makes the news," he reported in Time magazine.
"One of the reasons why I like hiking in the mountains of Lebanon so much is almost every hill you go over or every bend you turn or every water you go into or valley you go into or mountain range you cross, the whole scenery completely changes," he said.
Being in Lebanon, there is no need to travel far to reach one of these hiking destinations. Trails are situated in the north and south, near urban cities or rural towns; the countryside is widespread and inescapable.
The water works
I saw the odometer hit 70 mph. Can you go that fast? I thought. What's going to happen next?
Lucien laughed as I screamed.
My questions didn't matter. We were in Lebanon, where laws, rules and regulations don't always apply. Lucien just wanted me to see what living in Lebanon is all about – having fun.
He drove us faster and faster with the countryside in our purview; the mountaintops touched the clouds.
I yelled for Lucien to slow down, so he made a sharp right turn over a wave, and we flew off the jet ski and into the sea.
As I fell into the Mediterranean, salt water filled my mouth but felt soft on my skin. I came up from under water, welcomed by the mountainous skyline in the horizon that sharply descended to the Mediterranean's coast.
We were in Chekka, a beach town in Northern Lebanon, and I was facing Râs ach-Chaq'a,' a white and green mountain that was named "Theou Prosopon" or "Face of God" by the ancient Greeks. Today, Chekka has a range of hotels and resorts on its public and private beaches with more than 270 chalets, 100 cabins and dozens of boats and jet skis to rent.
I visited many beaches in Chekka during my vacation, and every one offered jet skiing – whether it was at a cheap public beach or private resort.
Beyond Chekka, there are hundreds of beaches that dot Lebanon's coast.
And in Chekka, Lucien and I paid about $50 to jet ski freely in the sea for 30 minutes.
That's the thing about Lebanon – it ignites a feeling of free will in its natural habitat, but it is all the while matched with an overpowering sensation to preserve, respect and understand the land.


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New Jersey is 24-14-2 at home this season, and has only three regulation losses in its last 13 at its new arena.
The Devils were blanked in their first game against the Flyers this season, but have won six straight from them by a combined 28-12 score with special teams play being the key. Over the last four meetings, the Devils are 8-for-24 on the power play, and they tied a club record with five man-advantage goals in a 7-3 road win on Jan. 22.
Philadelphia (40-29-11) enters this game ninth in the East, one point behind Boston and Washington, who are tied for seventh.
They will be returning home to face a New Jersey team which has won three in a row - all after regulation - including a 3-2 shootout victory over Boston on Wednesday.
Parise was the hero for the second straight game after beating the Bruins' Tim Thomas for the lone goal in the tiebreaker. On Tuesday, Parise tallied his team-leading 32nd goal 29 seconds into overtime of a 2-1 win over the New York Islanders that clinched the Devils' 11th straight playoff appearance.
"We are trying to move forward and play well going into the playoffs," said Martin Brodeur, who stopped all four Bruins he faced in the shootout en route to his 43rd win. "We got rewarded by a big goal at the end."
After losing five consecutive starts in Philadelphia between February 2004 and March 2006, Brodeur is 6-1-1 with a 3.07 goals-against average in eight starts there. He is 16-1-1 in his last 18 starts against the Flyers overall.
Philadelphia had picked up five of a possible six points through a three-game swing in the New York City area, but was beaten 4-2 by Pittsburgh on Wednesday in its final road game of 2007-08. The Flyers will close the regular season on Sunday against the Atlantic Division champion Penguins.
Philadelphia has won three in a row at home, and is 6-2-0 there since a six-game losing streak from Feb. 6-23.
Scott Hartnell and Jeff Carter scored first-period goals for the Flyers on Wednesday. Daniel Briere had one assist, extending his point streak to seven games (five goals, five assists).
Briere, who's wrapping up his first season with the Flyers after signing an eight-year, $52 million free-agent deal, has only two goals and two assists in seven games versus New Jersey. He leads Philadelphia with 31 goals and is second with 72 points, two behind Richards.
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|W. Goal
|Apr 04 '08
|NJD 0 at PHI 3
|R. Umberger
|Mar 28 '08
|PHI 4 at NJD 5 - SO
|J. Langenbrunner
|Jan 22 '08
|NJD 7 at PHI 3
|P. Elias
|Jan 04 '08
|PHI 0 at NJD 3
|P. Martin
|Dec 16 '07
|PHI 2 at NJD 4
|A. Asham
|Nov 17 '07
|NJD 6 at PHI 2
|P. Elias
|Nov 08 '07
|PHI 1 at NJD 4
|D. Zubrus
|Oct 18 '07
|NJD 0 at PHI 4
|M. Richards
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Romulo N Arancon , executive director of The Asian and Pacific Coconut Community (APCC), an intergovernmental organisation of 18 nations engaged in promotion, co-ordination and harmonisation of all activites in the coconut industry, is a strong advocate for increasing productivity through replanting and rejuvenation of coconut palms. He spoke to ET on the challenges facing the industry. He is in India to attend the 45 th APCC Cocotech conference.
Is coconut facing a threat from other crops with farmers shifting to more remunerative products ?
Yes, there is intense competition from other remunerative crops. In Malaysia, cultivation of oil palms is on the rise. In Thailand, there is a shift to fruit crops. In India, farmers are attracted to rubber. As a result, there is general decline productivity. Over 50 % of the coconut palms in APCC member countries need replanting as they have become old.


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Improvisation and sketch comedy as theater probably goes back to the times of togas, but it's only in the past half-century or so that the forms have been used, together or separately, for a full-evening's entertainment.
Much of the credit for this, along with the explosion of television, goes to The Second City enterprise in Chicago for its study of the use of improvisation and sketch as theatrical forms. The Blue Group, one of Second City's traveling companies, will perform at Livermore's Bankhead Theater Feb. 23.
Starting with acts like Nichols and May, Alan Arkin and a number of other comic performers now in their 70s or 80s, and moving through the latest casts of "Saturday Night Live," Second City has been responsible for training much of the comic talent in TV sketch shows and comedy films.
None of this famous talent will perform with the show in Livermore. Instead, as the company's publicity says, you will have a chance to see the next generation who will set the comic agenda for the future.
Not that they are raw rookies. Most of the six cast members, Scott Morehead, Adam Peacock, Asher Perlman, Liz Reuss, Marlena Rodriguez and Sarah Shook, have been trained by Second City or graduated from the company's conservatory.
Half the group has been part of Second City at Sea, a number of the seagoing performances that entertain nightly on Norwegian Cruise Lines. And everyone in the group has experience performing with other sketch and improv companies.
Members of the Blue Group will present some classic Second City routines, some newer ones and demonstrate how the company members assemble a successful improvisation, then perform from audience suggestions.
The group performs 8 p.m. at the Bankhead, 2400 First St. in Livermore. Tickets, at $25 to $45, can be reserved at 925-373-6800 or www.livermoreperformingarts.org.
"I LOVE YOU, YOU'RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE!:" Tri-Valley Repertory Theatre's smash hit from 2010, returns with the same cast, this time to the Village Theatre in Danville, where the company is now staging its smaller musicals.
The show reminds us that the road to happily-ever-after is strewed with rocks and potholes, but, despite all the pothole-pitfalls, it is worth it if you survive. This is a series of songs and skits about the mating game, seen from a variety of ages and viewpoints. It takes a look at dating, marriage, the good and bad of in-laws, newborns, trips in the family car and dating tips for the geriatric set.
And it's a funny show, provided you haven't been whacked on the noggin by one of those rocks in the road to romance in the past couple of weeks. The show starts March 1 and runs at 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and 2 p.m. Sundays through March 16. The Village Theatre is at 233 Front St. in Danville.
Tickets, at $15 to $30, may be reserved at 925-314-3400 or.vendini.com/ticket-software.html?w=3a0ca3e53f750551634f79423b949301&t=tix. Tri-Valley Theater has suggested the play is not suitable for young audiences due to adult language and situations.
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Moonlit Fire
Category: Nature
Photo and caption by Kaylen Tanner
Every year right before the rains miles of tall savanna-dry grass is eaten up by fires in the Southern half of Serengeti National Park down to Lake Victoria. I was pulled out of bed to witness this one, and I am so glad that I thought to grab my camera. Locals were watching to see if the fire would cross the road, in which case it would be unstoppable, racing up into the hills behind us. Thankfully at this point the dry season is too far along and the fire is moving too fast to build up the heat needed to jump the road or damage the beautiful acacia trees that it light up for me.
Location: Mwanza, Tanzania, Lake Victoria
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