Travis Johnson

Church 2.0 III - Open Source Citations

Unless you listen to the Church 2.0 part 3 - Open Source, these links won't mean much.  Summarized, they are a few links to stuff referenced in service today concerning open sourced life, community, and being the Church of Jesus Christ.

• Open Source Cola Recipe (interesting disclaimer from recipe: "Gum Arabic: It is very important that you get only food-grade Gum Arabic. There is also an art-grade, which is
  readily available at art supply stores – never use art-grade Gum Arabic! Art grade Gum Arabic is toxic. It will make you ill. You'll be sad. We'll be sad.")
• Wikipedia Open Source entry
• Download Mozilla Firefox
• My favorite web 2.0 Bible website - eBible.com
• a few good Scriptures on open source Christianity
• Evite.com - a really cool party invitation website.
• Current TV - Created by, with, and for our audience
• Buckhead Diner - I used to serve at Buckhead Roadhouse in Chattanooga while I was in college.  The saying went, "If you catch, shoot it, or hook it, we'll bake it, grill it, or cook it. Open source dining?!

Participate in the Church 2.0 series

Web 2.0.  Whether you are familiar with the term or not, you are familiar with the concept.  You've uploaded and viewed vids at YouTube, pics at Flickr, interacted via MySpace, tagged at Technorati (or at least had your searches optimized as a result).

Church 2.0.  You should be familiar with this concept as well.  It is one of the highest callings of the church.  Luther nailed his 95 Theses to the Castle Church door at Wittenberg over these Reformation concepts.  Church 2.0 is about total interactivity, community, and sharing.  It is vertical, horizontal, and immediate.  We've setup a blog for the Church 2.0 series we will be starting November 11th.  Check it out.  As you do, take a moment to share with the whole world your story of transformation.  It is unrestricted.  So, share on.  Share your story.  Share your pictures.  Feel free to "add a friend."  Live.  Interact.  Lets do this series together long before we actually officially start in November.

tagged: web 2.0 - "church 2.0"