Fabric - Minneapolis
@fabricmpls.bsky.social
Church for the rest of us.
Innovating and experimenting with what church can be, and wondering about how our lives are deeply woven with all others and with God.
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Innovating and experimenting with what church can be, and wondering about how our lives are deeply woven with all others and with God.
Join the conversation. FabricMpls.com
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Hi! Fabric here.
We’re church, for the rest of us. Church for people who don’t like church. A community for those giving up on God or the Church.
However you label us, we’re so glad to be in this space to tell a bit about our story. To learn about yours. To recognize divine love in all of it. 🫶♥️🏳️🌈
We’re church, for the rest of us. Church for people who don’t like church. A community for those giving up on God or the Church.
However you label us, we’re so glad to be in this space to tell a bit about our story. To learn about yours. To recognize divine love in all of it. 🫶♥️🏳️🌈
We begin a new series today: “The Sandbox.”
What if we could recognize the walls we’ve inherited or built are actually just lines drawn in sand? And what if many of the things of life, relationships, or even “faith” were more like that too— sandboxes rather than fortresses?
fabricmpls.com/current
What if we could recognize the walls we’ve inherited or built are actually just lines drawn in sand? And what if many of the things of life, relationships, or even “faith” were more like that too— sandboxes rather than fortresses?
fabricmpls.com/current
The Sandbox — Fabric
On Sundays and in Groups!
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April 27, 2025 at 5:06 AM
We begin a new series today: “The Sandbox.”
What if we could recognize the walls we’ve inherited or built are actually just lines drawn in sand? And what if many of the things of life, relationships, or even “faith” were more like that too— sandboxes rather than fortresses?
fabricmpls.com/current
What if we could recognize the walls we’ve inherited or built are actually just lines drawn in sand? And what if many of the things of life, relationships, or even “faith” were more like that too— sandboxes rather than fortresses?
fabricmpls.com/current
Get to know Peter Mayer, Mayyadda, Ellis Delaney, and Derek Webb before they play live for you on Sundays this March!
Here’s a primer playlist:
open.spotify.com/playlist/4c3...
Here’s a primer playlist:
open.spotify.com/playlist/4c3...
DEEPER
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March 7, 2025 at 3:30 AM
Get to know Peter Mayer, Mayyadda, Ellis Delaney, and Derek Webb before they play live for you on Sundays this March!
Here’s a primer playlist:
open.spotify.com/playlist/4c3...
Here’s a primer playlist:
open.spotify.com/playlist/4c3...
Cannot wait.
This feels like a good moment to enjoy music, be with others, and get out of our own heads a bit, doesn’t it?
If you agree, and want to try something new out, come by Field Elementary in Mpls every Sunday this month at 10:30!
Free shows. Life woven deeply. Church for the rest of us.
This feels like a good moment to enjoy music, be with others, and get out of our own heads a bit, doesn’t it?
If you agree, and want to try something new out, come by Field Elementary in Mpls every Sunday this month at 10:30!
Free shows. Life woven deeply. Church for the rest of us.
I’m over the moon to get to host such amazing artists with @fabricmpls.bsky.social starting this weekend. I hope you can tune in!
March 7, 2025 at 3:26 AM
Cannot wait.
This feels like a good moment to enjoy music, be with others, and get out of our own heads a bit, doesn’t it?
If you agree, and want to try something new out, come by Field Elementary in Mpls every Sunday this month at 10:30!
Free shows. Life woven deeply. Church for the rest of us.
This feels like a good moment to enjoy music, be with others, and get out of our own heads a bit, doesn’t it?
If you agree, and want to try something new out, come by Field Elementary in Mpls every Sunday this month at 10:30!
Free shows. Life woven deeply. Church for the rest of us.
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Really excited to announce the lineup for the “DEEPER” series with @fabricmpls.bsky.social
✨ Peter Mayer
✨ Mayyadda
✨ Ellis Delaney
✨ Derek Webb
Sundays at 10:30 am (free!) at Field Elementary in MPLS.
youtube.com/shorts/yQckx...
Fabric is church, for the rest of us.
✨ Peter Mayer
✨ Mayyadda
✨ Ellis Delaney
✨ Derek Webb
Sundays at 10:30 am (free!) at Field Elementary in MPLS.
youtube.com/shorts/yQckx...
Fabric is church, for the rest of us.
Fabric Present: DEEPER, a music series in March 2025 🎶✨ | #Minneapolis #LiveMusic #Community
YouTube video by Ian McConnell
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March 1, 2025 at 8:58 PM
Really excited to announce the lineup for the “DEEPER” series with @fabricmpls.bsky.social
✨ Peter Mayer
✨ Mayyadda
✨ Ellis Delaney
✨ Derek Webb
Sundays at 10:30 am (free!) at Field Elementary in MPLS.
youtube.com/shorts/yQckx...
Fabric is church, for the rest of us.
✨ Peter Mayer
✨ Mayyadda
✨ Ellis Delaney
✨ Derek Webb
Sundays at 10:30 am (free!) at Field Elementary in MPLS.
youtube.com/shorts/yQckx...
Fabric is church, for the rest of us.
Announcing: 🎬 FABRIC FILM FESTIVAL 🍿
🎥 We'd love to see what you and some friends can do with 5-7 minutes of screening time... register yourself or a team for our March 2 event (link in the next post).
Change the conversation. Submit your film. It'll be worth it, honest.
🎥 We'd love to see what you and some friends can do with 5-7 minutes of screening time... register yourself or a team for our March 2 event (link in the next post).
Change the conversation. Submit your film. It'll be worth it, honest.
February 1, 2025 at 6:56 AM
Announcing: 🎬 FABRIC FILM FESTIVAL 🍿
🎥 We'd love to see what you and some friends can do with 5-7 minutes of screening time... register yourself or a team for our March 2 event (link in the next post).
Change the conversation. Submit your film. It'll be worth it, honest.
🎥 We'd love to see what you and some friends can do with 5-7 minutes of screening time... register yourself or a team for our March 2 event (link in the next post).
Change the conversation. Submit your film. It'll be worth it, honest.
We're eager to begin our next Sunday morning series this Sunday (February 2):
"FabricTV+" will explore the theme of HONESTY. What happens when we take an honest look at ourselves, and our relationships with all others and with God?
During week 1, we'll dive into "The Good Place." See you there!
"FabricTV+" will explore the theme of HONESTY. What happens when we take an honest look at ourselves, and our relationships with all others and with God?
During week 1, we'll dive into "The Good Place." See you there!
February 1, 2025 at 6:52 AM
We're eager to begin our next Sunday morning series this Sunday (February 2):
"FabricTV+" will explore the theme of HONESTY. What happens when we take an honest look at ourselves, and our relationships with all others and with God?
During week 1, we'll dive into "The Good Place." See you there!
"FabricTV+" will explore the theme of HONESTY. What happens when we take an honest look at ourselves, and our relationships with all others and with God?
During week 1, we'll dive into "The Good Place." See you there!
Whether it's new-age "manifesting" or praying to a god of cash & prizes, there's an underlying assumption that we need to achieve divine approval to gain worthiness.
What would it be like to trust that what we need has already been given to us, and that we can rest into the seasonality of life?
What would it be like to trust that what we need has already been given to us, and that we can rest into the seasonality of life?
January 11, 2025 at 11:43 PM
Whether it's new-age "manifesting" or praying to a god of cash & prizes, there's an underlying assumption that we need to achieve divine approval to gain worthiness.
What would it be like to trust that what we need has already been given to us, and that we can rest into the seasonality of life?
What would it be like to trust that what we need has already been given to us, and that we can rest into the seasonality of life?
What's your experience with "manifesting?" Our curiosity is piqued by this recent pop-spirituality phenomena... and how similar it can feel to prayer to a vending-machine god.
We're in our "wintering era" as Fabric... maybe it's worth wondering about what has already been made manifest?
We're in our "wintering era" as Fabric... maybe it's worth wondering about what has already been made manifest?
January 9, 2025 at 11:05 PM
What's your experience with "manifesting?" Our curiosity is piqued by this recent pop-spirituality phenomena... and how similar it can feel to prayer to a vending-machine god.
We're in our "wintering era" as Fabric... maybe it's worth wondering about what has already been made manifest?
We're in our "wintering era" as Fabric... maybe it's worth wondering about what has already been made manifest?
Is the so-called "sacred-secular divide" worth the power it's given by both religious communities and critics of religious organizations? It seems like a bit of a false choice... maybe everything is sacred, and nothing is all that "holy." Maybe God is in all of it. www.fabricmpls.com/blog/2025/1/...
Straddling the "Divide" between Sacred and Secular — Fabric
It doesn’t take much scrolling through social media or flipping through headlines to notice a growing tension around religion and spirituality, On one hand, you’ve got rigid institutions digging their...
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January 9, 2025 at 11:01 PM
Is the so-called "sacred-secular divide" worth the power it's given by both religious communities and critics of religious organizations? It seems like a bit of a false choice... maybe everything is sacred, and nothing is all that "holy." Maybe God is in all of it. www.fabricmpls.com/blog/2025/1/...
🗓️ Jan 12: “Give Up Manifesting”
Much of the popular “manifesting” language lately sounds similar to televangelist prayers to a vending-machine god. How can we re-think this trend in both pop-christianity & pseudo-spiritual materialism w/ consideration for what has *already* been made manifest? 🤔
Much of the popular “manifesting” language lately sounds similar to televangelist prayers to a vending-machine god. How can we re-think this trend in both pop-christianity & pseudo-spiritual materialism w/ consideration for what has *already* been made manifest? 🤔
January 9, 2025 at 2:52 AM
🗓️ Jan 12: “Give Up Manifesting”
Much of the popular “manifesting” language lately sounds similar to televangelist prayers to a vending-machine god. How can we re-think this trend in both pop-christianity & pseudo-spiritual materialism w/ consideration for what has *already* been made manifest? 🤔
Much of the popular “manifesting” language lately sounds similar to televangelist prayers to a vending-machine god. How can we re-think this trend in both pop-christianity & pseudo-spiritual materialism w/ consideration for what has *already* been made manifest? 🤔
It’s a new year, but do you get the feeling you’re being encouraged to find something new by grinding away in the same old ruts? Rather than denying our own seasonality and working so hard in the winter, what would it be like to “Give Up” and be embraced by the gifts of cozy, slow, dark, stillness?
January 8, 2025 at 6:42 PM
It’s a new year, but do you get the feeling you’re being encouraged to find something new by grinding away in the same old ruts? Rather than denying our own seasonality and working so hard in the winter, what would it be like to “Give Up” and be embraced by the gifts of cozy, slow, dark, stillness?
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Does it feel to you that most calls for “peace” are actually a call for control, at great cost to others?
That’s a kind of peace I can’t buy into.
Who gives a fig for peace without space for conflict?
That’s a kind of peace I can’t buy into.
Who gives a fig for peace without space for conflict?
December 7, 2024 at 6:09 PM
Does it feel to you that most calls for “peace” are actually a call for control, at great cost to others?
That’s a kind of peace I can’t buy into.
Who gives a fig for peace without space for conflict?
That’s a kind of peace I can’t buy into.
Who gives a fig for peace without space for conflict?
What are your favorite non-churchy churches or communities or projects? We’d like to learn alongside them!
November 22, 2024 at 5:55 AM
What are your favorite non-churchy churches or communities or projects? We’d like to learn alongside them!
Hi! Fabric here.
We’re church, for the rest of us. Church for people who don’t like church. A community for those giving up on God or the Church.
However you label us, we’re so glad to be in this space to tell a bit about our story. To learn about yours. To recognize divine love in all of it. 🫶♥️🏳️🌈
We’re church, for the rest of us. Church for people who don’t like church. A community for those giving up on God or the Church.
However you label us, we’re so glad to be in this space to tell a bit about our story. To learn about yours. To recognize divine love in all of it. 🫶♥️🏳️🌈
November 22, 2024 at 5:42 AM
Hi! Fabric here.
We’re church, for the rest of us. Church for people who don’t like church. A community for those giving up on God or the Church.
However you label us, we’re so glad to be in this space to tell a bit about our story. To learn about yours. To recognize divine love in all of it. 🫶♥️🏳️🌈
We’re church, for the rest of us. Church for people who don’t like church. A community for those giving up on God or the Church.
However you label us, we’re so glad to be in this space to tell a bit about our story. To learn about yours. To recognize divine love in all of it. 🫶♥️🏳️🌈