Q Austin 2009

Q was created as a place where church and cultural leaders could come together to collaborate and explore ideas about how the Gospel can be expressed within our cultural context. On April 27-29, 2009, hundreds of these remarkable leaders gathered in Austin.

Presentations

		Being Countercultural Gabe Lyons
		Brown America George P. Bush
		Culture of Consumers Micah M. White
		Economic Opportunity Bill Townsend & Bill Hampton
		Ensuring Social Entrepreneur Success Stephen Graves
		Iconoclast Thinking Gregory Berns
		Justice in the Suburbs Heather Larson
		Not On Our Watch Shannon Sedgwick Davis
		People of a Second Chance Ted & Gayle Haggard
		Pluralistic Evangelism John Burke
		Post-Christendom Mission Alan Hirsch
		Power, Privilege and Risk Andy Crouch

		Suburban Addictions David Goetz
		Subverting Empire Rick McKinley
		The Future of the Suburbs Joel Kotkin
		The Future of Worship David Crowder
		The Gospel Revisited Tim Keel
		The Irony of Church Marketing Chris Seay
		The Post-Atomic World Tyler Wigg-Stevenson
		The Power of the Ought Ambassador Max Kampelman
		The Spirituality of the Cell Phone Shane Hipps
		Uncovering Our Hidden Misogyny Mike Foster, Shari Thomas and Kirsten Powers
		What Every Christian Could Learn from a Scientist Catherine Crouch
		What Healthy/Unhealthy Trends Exist in the Church Today? Q Panel