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The Big Bible Project

The @BigBible Project is a non-denominational project which promotes Bible reading within a community setting, whether online or offline. Please do interact with us on the site, commenting and contributing stories. Part of the #biblefresh initiative.

The #BigRead12 : meeting together in housegroups to read the Bible, making use of Tom Wright's Mark for Lent with opportunities to go much bigger and much more creative and join in online (inter)nationally. From quiet sitting rooms with Bibles and books, to coffee shops and internet chatrooms across the world.

The Big Bible Project #BigBible

The Big Bible Project looks to encourage increasing Biblical literacy in the Christian community, highlighting events, good news stories, digital stories, and explorations of the use of the Bible online and offline.

It arose within Biblefresh, a 2011 national initiative encouraging Christians to read and engage with their Bibles more (reading, training, translating and engaging).

See stories tagged 'The Bible', 'Biblefresh', or 'Biblically Inspired Social Action'.

The Big Read #BigRead

The Big Read 2012 will focus on Mark's Gospel for Lent, using materials provided by Professor Tom Wright, and free, accessible, downloadable housegroup materials. We are currently preparing material for early January 2012

See stories 'tagged' with The Big Read 2012

Digital Literacy #DigiLit

To enable people to use social media to engage with online projects we will provide basic training articles, as well as links to social media training and events in the Christian sector (local and national).

See stories tagged 'Toolbox' and 'Events'.

Digital Discipleship #DigiDisciple

A ‘digital disciple’, or, as we are calling it, a #digidisciple is someone who is seeking to live Biblically in the digital culture. We are all on a journey in the digital spaces, and can help each other along by sharing our experiences, giving insights to tips for using digital tools, and partaking in debates about the nature of living a life of faith online.

See stories tagged 'DigiDisciple' or 'Interview'

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Giving of Yourself #digidisciple (@changingworship)

  The next day Jesus decided to go to Galilee. He found Philip and said to him, “Follow me.” John 1:43 Do you remember that day when you first felt a pull on the inside when you hear the words “follow me”?  That moment where it you felt it was more important to head in [...]

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5 steps to feedprayers… #digidisciple (@mrblunders)

Greetings once again! Last time I wrote we were a couple of days away from Christmas and this time we are a few days away from the end of the first month of 2012 and the dreaded tax deadline. If you are knee deep in receipts then my thoughts and prayers are with you. This [...]

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Press Release: The Big Read offers a spiritual feast for Lent #BigRead12

Christians across Britain are preparing to take fresh look at Mark’s Gospel as they get involved in the 2012 Big Read. The Big Read started in North-East England in 2010, bringing together Christians from different churches to study Luke for Lent – a book written by the former Bishop of Durham, Tom Wright. In 2011, [...]

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What do your Avatars, Profile Pics, Timelines and Cover Pages say about you?

What does your profile picture say about you? What about your avatar? or your facebook cover page? Some time ago Ben Myers (from the excellent blog Faith and Theology) shared some thoughts towards the development of a Theology of the Avatar in a post titled Once more on the self in cyberspace: a theology of [...]

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Interview with @davidbunce re: #bigread12

Are you joining the #bigread12? A chance to have “bigger Bible conversations”. David Bunce (who was awarded Runner-Up in Best Christian Under-25s blog in 2011) conducted an email interview with me, which can be read below:

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