Since June, several hundred people in Colorado and beyond have been field testing a simple but powerful tool for spiritual growth and discipleship. The tool or practice is called “CO2″ or “Church of Two”.

The CO2 “tool” is revolutionary because it provides for “rhythms of attention”. That is, simple ways of paying attention to the heart – my own heart, the heart of one other person and God’s heart. As a result of this paying attention or listening, we are seeing two results occurring spontaneously – personal transformation and viral multiplication.

The October Experiment is the chance to join a gaggle of others in Colorado and beyond in connecting with one or two others daily for the month of October in a church of two. Interested? It’s not to late to join in!

There are at least two benefits to joining the Experiment. First, you get to contribute to the community what you are learning as you practice a CO2. Here’s what Rose Starr in Denver, CO had to say…

“Spending time listening every day is a new thing for me. It has been challenging since it’s a new skill and I don’t feel “good” at it yet. However since I’ve been writing as I listen, I’m amazed that in a few short days I am writing more and more. I feel that God is indeed speaking to me and the thoughts that are flowing from my head/heart onto my paper are from Him. It’s been so encouraging. I mean, why wouldn’t I want to hear from my Papa every day? Then as I gather with my LTG, or Sunday group I have all sorts of things to share about what God is teaching me!

Second, you receive a short (3 minutes to read) daily email about what the others are learning. For instance, Here’s a one minute video from Tod Brown in Midland, Tx about doing a CO2 with his 13 year old son. Check it out at http://www.lk10resources.com/practice-2.html (Scroll to the bottom.)

So, to see more about what people are learning, go to our new website:

http://storiesfromtherevolution.blogspot.com/

Want to join? On that same website, in the right hand column find the box that says “Your email address”. Enter your address and you are “in”. It’s that easy!

Glad to answer any questions you might have about this.

Your brother,

John White