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New Church Now
By Swedenborg Project | November 12, 2011
New Church Now is a multi-denominational, non-denominational, any/every tradition place where people from any local church or no local church can connect and invite their friends into the global network of people who know about and use what Emanuel Swedenborg wrote. It is an independent social network of affirmative New Church and Swedenborgian people where users can stay connected, update their friends on their status, form groups, invite friends, write blogs, live chat with friends, participate in forum discussions, schedule or attend local events, share photos and videos, and stay connected with their walk of faith, congregational life, and love for all things Swedenborg in a positive community environment.
New Church Now is by-invitation-only to increase its reach and support its mission of providing a positive online community for its user base through increased visitor engagement and participation. Every person who registers is asked to confirm that they are affirmative towards what Emanuel Swedenborg wrote (a simple “Yes” to a Yes/No question, nothing too deep) in order to provide a friendly community environment that people will be excited to invite their friends to join.
The site is, and always will be, structured as a Pay-If-You-Want-To site, where users can join for FREE or pay up to $99.95/month if they want to support the expansion and development of the community. It’s simple to join and once you are a member its easy to invite others.
(From New Church Now document)
Topics: Issues, News | 2 Comments »
May 4th, 2012 at 5:59 pm
I am a life long reader of Swedenborg. I continue to explore the writings on a daily basis. I am lead to deep insights in the writings particularly in the 21st Century edition of Heavenly Secrets, Divine Love and Wisdom, Heaven & Hell, Divine Providence and True Christian Religion. I am involved in a practical live your religion effort and encourage people to become fully aware of their inward life.
January 31st, 2013 at 6:36 am
but with his church role he took on other responsibilities: he was chaplain to the Massachusetts legislature, and a member of the Boston school committee. His church activities kept him busy, though during this period, facing the imminent death of his wife, he began to doubt his own beliefs.