Underground & Urban Alternative Sub-Cultures Tent

Punks, homeless youth, artists, travelers, ravers, rainbows, goths, the music scene—the scenes that really birthed post-modernism through their anti-modern, anti-corporate, and anti-Christian affinities. Over 100 years of subculture experience are represented in the 5 main speakers/hosts (part of the Underground Railroad senior brain trust). Along with a heart to give away experience, insights and tears, this tent will excel in skin art, facial hair, and dreads.

A PRACTICAL GOSPEL FOR A NON-RELIGIOUS WORLD VIEW
(Wed.-Fri., 10 a.m. Brad Culver)
(3 Things i'm pretty Sure Of) Taking the themes There is a God, The Golden Rule and Jesus is really important Brad will explore the development of a postmodern comparative religions/ apologetic as a foundation for cross cultural, interfaith, non religious, relational dialogue. In simple English, something you'll be able to consider while chatting with friends, neighbors and acquaintances. culfre68@yahoo.ca

24/7 BOILERROOMS - WHOLISTIC MISSIONAL COMMUNITIES
(Wed.-Fri., 11 a.m. Peter Wohler: Source BR, Mpls)
How do we create home and belonging for those who are skeptical, and often want nothing to do with church? If church was a place of authentic family, would it be more attractive to others? The Celtic monastic came along side and won over culture vs. warring against culture to conquer it. Their values included cross roads of culture, passion for Jesus, friends to the poor, hospitality & creativity, naturally supernatural, sharing the Gospel, and church planting. Source BR includes Homeless Youth Outreach, Fallout Urban Art Center & Art CO-OP, Community / Discipleship Homes & trainings since '95. sourcemn.org

RE-IMAGINING CHURCH
(Wed.-Fri., 12 p.m. Brad Culver / Peter Wohler: Source BR, Mpls)
The institutional traditional church with its structure, programs, and philosophy has proved limited in drawing the current western world. Bring your lunch and join us in exploring what is happening and what will be happening. We will begin with a few thoughts of what are Biblical essentials of a local church, and then there will be open discussion of what people are experimenting with and what we are experiencing in our own communities. culfre68@yahoo.ca sourcemn.org

SURVIVING FRONTLINES
(Wed.-Fri., 1 p.m. Glen Clark)
Glen Clark, after leaving Nashville and CCM in the early nineties for greener pastures of the streets, founded Jesus Village and Frontline Missionary. Surviving front-line ministries that the church and society do not understand. How & why we go to the streets, Hardcore Bikers & drug addicts, Rainbows, Wicca, Witches, Native Americans, etc. The poorest, darkest, ugliest & dirtiest, when everybody says you're crazy. Surviving 20 years of full-time front-line ministries while raising eight children on the road. glenclark.net

A THEOLOGY OF THE STREETS: TOWARD A THEOLOGY FROM THE BOTTOM UP
(Wed.-Fri., 2 p.m. Bruce Wright: Refuge, FL)
This seminar will explore theology from the perspective of the the poor and the exploited. It will look at movements of the poor in a post-modern, post-colonial time. refugestpete.org

EVANGELISM IN A SKEPTICAL WORLD
(Wed.-Fri., 3 p.m. Darrel Vesterfold: Project Awaken / Source BR, Mpls)
Do you anxiety when you hear the "E" word (Evangelism)? Are we able to share the good news of Jesus and not be viewed as irrelevant by the world? Can evangelism be part of a wholistic paradigm vs. a modulated programmed monthly event. The great thing about evangelism is that you are called to be exactly who you were created to be and nothing else. Does that change things? We'll take a honest look at past/current models, what is effective, and practical in sharing the good news. projectawaken.com

FREEDOM IN DISCIPLINE
(Thu., 4 p.m. Chris Clark)
"Using the Spiritual Disciplines as a Spontaneous Personality".

CHRIST IN INNER-CITY: PART 1
(Fri., 4 p.m. Al Craig)
Developing a Christology for the street. With 25 years as founder and director of Living Rock Ministries, ministering to Inner city youth Al will discuss Reaching out to street and gang involved youth, with a message of hope, in the cultural language of youth; Author of Between Me and A Hard Place.

CHRIST IN INNER-CITY: PART 2
(Sat., 4 p.m. Al Craig)

ECO-TERRORISTS: PART 1
(Thu. 5 p.m. Jason Barr)
Revolutionary Ecology Through the Eyes of Jesus. Radical environmentalism & the "Green Scare" in dialogue with Christian theology - moving beyond "green" thinking in order to faithfully care for creation in an age of widespread devastation.

ECO-TERRORISTS: PART 2
(Fri., 5 p.m. Jason Barr)

SURRENDER FOR SURVIVAL
(Sat., 5 p.m. Daniele Clark)
Dying to self in a self centered world. Growing up on the road in full-time ministry and choosing to put aside ambition to pour life into broken lives on the frontlines. We'll look at purpose and a call to be true in the midst of a false society.

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Speaker Bio's, Contact Info @ theundergroundrailroad.org & sourcemn.org

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Underground and Urban Alternative Sub-Cultures
Outreach, Training, & Intern Ops

See sourcemn.org for Summer Internships
Urban Ministry Training 1st week of June
Drum & Easel: Art Intensive 3rd week of July
HOMELESS Youth/Rainbow Outreach Florida - January

Refuge/Solid Rock Internships: refugestpete.org
Jesus Village Opportunities glenclark.net