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“I grew up in North Carolina as a southern Baptist from 1944 to 1964. After taking Old Testament and New Testament religion at Wake Forest, I became an atheist. That lasted for about 20 years. Until I had a mystical experience on a beach in South Carolina. It has taken me this long to get back to the Christian diaspora and John Philip Newell and Tripp Fuller and Diana Butler Bass and so on. I so wish I were 60 years younger and could be experiencing all of this emergent church at time when I really needed it. Or maybe now is the time when I really need it. Thank you all.”

Flakiewakie via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 01/20/24

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Hard to find the narrative

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“After the first 2 episodes, for a GenXer who was at a mainline church at the time and who read Brian, Tony, and Rob Bell but who wasn’t connected to the movement’s inner circle, the overall story is hard to track. The amount of name dropping makes it hard to find the narrative of the emergent...”Read full review »

Abbie Christmas via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 01/16/24

Amazing

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“This podcast is so many things: an awesome documentary, cultural commentary, and insight into a movement that had a big impact on the wider culture. Emerged shows the influence of the Emergent movement while being entertaining, charming, and striking that nostalgic tone that will draw in anyone...”Read full review »

N. J. S. Polk via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 01/08/24

Archive of an important movement

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“I am so glad Tripp and Tony are putting such effort into collecting and documentin gthe Emerging Church movement. One star off though for it being so US-centric.”

MattCClarke via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 01/15/24

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