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Eva Ting

Why a Decelerator?

There are plenty of good accelerator programs and incubators out there. But as far as we know, we’re one of the only “decelerators” helping people slow down and discern God’s voice in a noisy world. You might say, “Huh? Why run a program that deliberately decelerates developing ventures instead of speeding them up?” Hear what our Dreamers have to say about the unique space the Dream Forum creates: “The Dream… Read More »Why a Decelerator?

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Institute Peek Recap: An Audacious Vision for Work Revived by Love

Last month, we gathered from around the country to experience a sneak peek of the Goldenwood Institute. The day was filled with enlivening community and stimulating conversation, setting forth a bold and expansive vision for how the gospel can transform the future of work. The Goldenwood Institute envisions a world where work is not just a means of earning a living, but a creative and fulfilling expression of our humanity.… Read More »Institute Peek Recap: An Audacious Vision for Work Revived by Love

2022 Visual Year-in-Review

Celebrating God’s faithfulness in and through the Goldenwood community this year. Glimpses from a full year below. Faith & work… it’s much more than we imagine! We continue to rely upon the generosity of this dynamic community for cultivating a spiritual ecosystem focused on revitalizing what is unseen so that our collective work–what is seen–might be characterized and fueled by future hope. Thank you for partnering with us in this… Read More »2022 Visual Year-in-Review

Worship Leaders as Guardians of the Sacred Imagination

The following is transcribed from a talk given in Nashville, TN on October 2021 at the Liturgy Collective, where David was addressing how the work of worship leaders connects to the hope needed in our world today. David Kim: What I want to do this morning is to take a step back and ask all of us, what are we doing as worship leaders? Do we even matter for our church and… Read More »Worship Leaders as Guardians of the Sacred Imagination