FaithFutures Foundation invites you to help create a dynamic and evolving digital text that explores the significance of the historical Jesus tradition for the future of faith using the sophisticated simplicity of the wiki software that underlies Wikipedia. Jesus the prophet and sage of Galilee has become a person of global significance, and not just to people and communities within Christianity. In the Jesus Then and Now project we  exploit the power of the open source wiki software to explore what can be known of Jesus back then and how his wisdom and wit continues to challenge and provoke the human spirit now.

wiki.faithfutures.org

The Faithfutures wiki site is quickly becoming the place where Foundation members create, edit and share information:

• featured articles explore questions of faith and practice
  
• share news about coming events
• progressive faith community listings
• create pages for local communities and other groups
  
• Jesus Database
  
• lectionary-based resources 
• Living With Jesus Now series
  
• study guides
  
• resources for groups using Living the Questions
  

For quick links to any of these and a whole lot more, see the Main Page.

All information on the wiki pages is available free of charge, and can be viewed, printed and shared with others by email.

To create new pages or to contribute to existing pages Registration is required. There is no charge for registration, but limiting author-editor privileges to people with a registered user account helps to prevent malicious damage and offensive content.

The Faithfutures wiki site is supported by generous gifts from members and friends of the Foundation.

We invite you to make the most of this wiki project, and to contribute to the development of its content.

Greg Jenks

Executive Trustee
FaithFutures Foundation Inc.