Endorsements & News

"The hive-mind of Christianity speaks! Voices brings news of the future. Uttered like a prayer retrieved from the year 2030, spoken in a new tongue, a new form. Listen!"

- Kevin Kelly, co-founder / executive editor Wired Magazine

“The Wikiklesia Project has garnered some of the savviest writers and bloggers around in a daring attempt to radically democratize knowledge—and in the process unleash theological reflection where it matters most: in the public sphere. This is not just some new way to self publish; it is a new and exciting form of collaborative theologizing on critical topics that concern us all. Welcome to your future.”

- Alan Hirsch, author of The Forgotten Ways as well as The Shaping of Things To Come (with Mike Frost) and Founding Director of Forge Mission Training Network

"Traditionally, Christian media has been about fifteen years behind technology, but the Wikiklesia Project is different. These 21st century disciples are digital, online, and innovative — changing the way people of faith connect with a mobile generation — and it's making a significant impact in the culture."

- Phil Cooke, Media Consultant and Founder, Cooke Pictures

"Keep your ear to the ground! Voices offers signals of change from the church of the future — adaptive, wired, and engaged in global conversations."

- Dr. Jay Gary, Foresight @ Regent University

News

• Voices featured in Zondervan Publishing's (HarperCollins) To The Point newsletter, July 23, 2007.

• Anglican Vicar Paul Walker is reviewing each chapter of Voices one day at a time. Paul may be the virtual world's most active neo-ecclesial book reviewer. The first review started on August 12 and should continue through September 2007.

• Voices reviewed in the July 2007 issue of Next Wave Magazine

* Wikiklesia Volume One receives the 2007 Award of Merit from SNCR, the Society for New Communications Research. SNCR's 2007 Grand Award winner was Eepybird's viral "Mentos & Diet Coke" campaign, with nearly 40 million YouTube views.