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February 1, 2007
Q Conference
(Filed under: Events)
Immediately following my time at the National New Church Conference in Orlando this April, I'll be heading up to Atlanta for the Q Conference. If you haven't heard, Q is being organized by some of the brains behind the Catalyst conference. The event is a private gathering for thought leaders in the church to become informed and exposed to future-culture. "It's a space where select leaders can create, dialogue, collaborate, innovate, serve and ideate around the important topics shaping the church's future role in culture."
This is year one for Q so I am interested to see how it goes. Registration isn't open to everyone; I had to fill out a request form and wait for an invitation before they allowed me to register. The event is somewhat modeled after TED, a high-end event that fosters the same future thinking for mainstream technology, entertainment and design innovators.
I love this kind of think-tank stuff, especially when ideas turn into action that result in an expanding kingdom of God.
Posted by Brad Abare at February 1, 2007 5:46 AM
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I'm heading over to Q from Scotland and really looking forward to it, should be a very inspiring and thought provoking time. Might see you there!
Posted by: Duncan McFadzean at April 9, 2007 3:10 PM
I am so jealous, and hope to attend in about 2011.
Until then, do you know if they publish reports of what went on?
Posted by: dgsinclair at April 10, 2008 11:26 AM
I am so jealous, and hope to attend in about 2011.
Until then, do you know if they publish reports of what went on?
Posted by: dgsinclair at April 11, 2008 5:00 PM
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