We hope you'll check out our videos from the Theology After Google conference.

View all of the videos here

Listen to the Jeff Jarvis interview audio here

Wednesday, March 10
5:00-6:00 pm Opening Reception
7:00-9:00 pm Opening Session: Theology in the World of Google
- Opening Remarks: Tripp Fuller and Tony Jones (15 mins)
- Philip Clayton
- John Franke - Theology 2.0: Doing Theology in a Post-Google World
- Monica Coleman
Q & A
- Adam Walker Cleaveland-Pomomusings & Beer: Opening up the Conversation for All
- Callid Keefe-Perry: The Audubon Society, Orthodox/Quaker Thought, and a Willingness to Squint
- Q & A

The Theology After Google Conference will be streamed for all those not enjoying the SoCal sun this week. We would love to get your feedback, some conversation, and questions for the presenters through our Twitter Twub (#tag10). Here's the event bookstore if you are so inspired.

Theology After Google will include breakout sessions on Thursday and Friday afternoon.  We've come up with some exciting ready-made "On Ramp" breakout sessions for you to take part in if you are new to the web 2.0 world, OR you will have the opportunity to meet with the presenters after the opening session and create your own breakout sessions based on your interests and the expertise of the presenters.

Here is what we already have planned:

Thursday

Paul Lamb, of Man on a Mission Consulting, will now joinging us for Theology After Google.  He specializes in the use of social media for social change and even has an education series geared for faith communities titled, "Technology & Spiritual Practice: Leveraging Social Media to Transform Faith-based Communities."  He is a recent graduate of the Zero D

Here's a fun conversation between Adam Walker Cleaveland (Pomomusings) and Philip Clayton discussing the theological possibilities for theology in a Google-shaped world.  Enjoy the conversation and then think about coming to the event 'Theology After Google' this March 10-12 in SoCal.

Theology After Google

Philip has a new article on "Theology After Google" over at the Ooze. Go check it out and then sign up to come to the event which will be AWESOME.