Links:

www.theshackbook.com William P. Young's breathrough novel about understanding the heart of God.

www.deepshift.org/site/ Brian McLaren's site ('Everything Must Change')

www.myfootprint.org Measure your own ecological impact on the planet

www.housechurchresource.org/ Find or start an organic new testemant house church

www.cacradicalgrace.org/ Richard Rohr's site ('Wild Man to Wise Man')

www.ransomedheart.com Home site for author John Eldredge ('Wild at Heart')

www.zoweh.com Offers weekend retreats for men and women looking for a deeper walk with God (Based on John Eldredge's Colorado Boot Camp for men and 'Captivating' for women)

Local Groups:

Raleigh Men's Insight Group: 3rd Tuesdays at Lake Boone Starbucks 7:30-9PM

Raleigh Men & Women's Insight Group: 4th Thursday (Same as above)

Call me (Jim Braman) for more info at: (919)-201-2992 

Upcoming Outings and Events:

Get Your Heart Back at the "Top Gun" Retreat for Men in Virginia Apr. 3-6th 2008

http://zoweh.com/mens_events.aspx

Past Outings:

Umstead Campout: May 25-26th, 2007

We are combining with the the Richard Rohr men's group for a night around the campfire eating steak and trading stories....

..... and discovering God in other men's experiences of Him!

Mt.Rogers Mountain Hike Weekend: Aug.25-27, 2006

We will leave Friday afternoon either together or separately to meet in Galax, Virginia (2:45 min.) at the Knight's Inn Motel. We'll have a late dinner together and be up early next morning to head for Mt. Rogers (highest peak in VA @ 5,700ft.) The hike is actually only about 3 miles (actually on the Appalachian Trail) and starts at 4,500ft. from Grayson Highlands St.Pk. but depending on who is going, there are some interesting loops and side trails we can take if we desire. There are never any mosquitoes there and wide open views from the abundant rock outcroppings are breath taking. Semi-wild horses also graze there in state owned meadows. The mountainsides are dotted plentifully with old 1920's Blueberry groves  that are often still fruitful into early Sept. We will stay either in tents (I have plenty or you can rent them from REI) or if it rains we have the option of the Thomas Knob Shelter which is right on the A.T. Sunday morning we will have our own worship on the mountaintop. This is the highlight of the trip....after which we will have a 3 mile downhill hike to the parking lot. We should arrive home by mid-afternoon.

Congaree Nat'l. Monument S.C. April 28-29, 2006

Shooting Range Night: Wed. Jan.24th 2007