Q Conference

February 1, 2007 by

01_30_2007Q.jpgImmediately 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.

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Brad Abare is the founder of the Center for Church Communication. He consults with companies and organizations, helping them figure out why in the world they exist, why anyone should care and what to do about it.
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3 Responses to “Q Conference”

  • Duncan McFadzean
    April 9, 2007

    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!


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  • dgsinclair
    April 10, 2008

    I am so jealous, and hope to attend in about 2011.
    Until then, do you know if they publish reports of what went on?


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  • dgsinclair
    April 11, 2008

    I am so jealous, and hope to attend in about 2011.
    Until then, do you know if they publish reports of what went on?


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