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revolutionnyc
by revolutionnyc
About RevolutionRevolution was started in Phoenix, AZ in 1994 by Kelli Miller, Mike Walls and Jay Bakker. These three saw a desperate need within their community for the love of Christ as it was evident that the church was ignoring and even blatantly rejecting a whole subculture of people based on their appearance and lifestyle. Revolution sought to meet this need through having services that featured bands, DJ’s, art exhibits, a coffeehouse and guest speakers. They brought in both local and regional touring acts, trying to cater to the interests of the community around them. Each one of the founders had a heart for different types of people within the subculture and would spend time hanging out with them individually, forging true, solid relationships.Their goal was to include everyone in the community, no matter how diverse their lifestyle. Revolution grew quite fast, and within six months a house was donated to use for their ever-growing events, which now included pot luck dinner
Episodes
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Differences of Theology
Sermon by Pastor Jay Bakker. For September 16th, 2012 at Pete’s Candy Store in Brooklyn, NY.
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Vince on Galatians
Sermon by Reverend Vince Anderson. For September 9th, 2012 at Pete's Candy Store in Brooklyn, NY.
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Sin is Separation
Sermon by Pastor Jay Bakker. For August 26th, 2012 at Pete’s Candy Store in Brooklyn, NY.
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The Myth of Redemptive Violence
Sermon by Reverend Vince Anderson. For July 22nd, 2012 at Pete's Candy Store in Brooklyn, NY.
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Frank Schaeffer on Occupy Wall Street
Frank Schaeffer shares his opinions on the "Occupy Wall Street" movement at Revolution Church in New York City.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
About RevolutionRevolution was started in Phoenix, AZ in 1994 by Kelli Miller, Mike Walls and Jay Bakker. These three saw a desperate need within their community for the love of Christ as it was evident that the church was ignoring and even blatantly rejecting a whole subculture of people based on their appearance and lifestyle. Revolution sought to meet this need through having services that featured bands, DJ’s, art exhibits, a coffeehouse and guest speakers. They brought in both local and regional touring acts, trying to cater to the interests of the community around them. Each one of the founders had a heart for different types of people within the subculture and would spend time hanging out with them individually, forging true, solid relationships.Their goal was to include everyone in the community, no matter how diverse their lifestyle. Revolution grew quite fast, and within six months a house was donated to use for their ever-growing events, which now included pot luck dinner
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