Links

Here are some links to more useful resources:

Evangelical

• The Evangelical Theological Society
• The Institute for the Study of American Evangelicals
• Christianity Today, Books and Culture, and more

Spirituality

• The Society for the Study of Christian Spirituality
• Renovare
• Internet Resources on Christian Asceticism
• Spiritual Directors International
• Center Quest: An Ecumenical Hub for the Study and Practice of Christian Spirituality
• Soulsculpting

“Monasticisms Old”

• This incredible list of religious orders and congregations can be found at LivingWeb.com.
• Byzantine Monastic Foundation Documents 
• List of Eastern Orthodox Monasteries in the United States
• The Order of St. Benedict (Benedictines)
  For other Orders of the Benedictine family, check out the Cistercian Order of the Strict Observance (Trappists), or the New Camaldoli Hermitage at Big Sur (a community of the Camaldolese Order)
• For the Augustinian heritage, see the Order of St. Augustine
• The Franciscan Archive
• Official sites of the Franciscan First Order, Second Order (Poor Clares), Conventuals, Capuchins of the Province of St. Mary and the Third Order Regular
• Order of Preachers (Dominicans)
• The Society of Jesus (Jesuits) in the United States
• Theology Degrees Online This link contains an interesting list of church history sites, including a number of sites related to monasticism (especially #s 82-84, 93, 95)

“Monasticisms Old and New”

• Mucknell Abbey, Worcester, England
• Center for the Study of Consecrated Life

“Monasticisms New”

See also the much longer “Links to Other Christian Communities” published by the Jesus Army, UK

Click here for links to groups exploring the connections between higher education student life and intentional community:

• 24-7 Communities
• Anamchara Fellowship (dispersed)
• The Bruderhof communities
• Church of the Sojourners, San Francisco, US
• Community of Aidan and Hilda, Open Gate Retreat Center, Holy Island at Lindisfarne, UK
• Community of the Beatitudes, Denver, US
• Community of Celebration, Aliquippa, PA
• The Community of Communities (info page)
• Foundation for New Monasticism
• InnerCHANGE, USA headquarters with teams globally
• mayBe Community, Oxford, UK
• The Order of the Mustard Seed
• Missional Wisdom Foundation, Texas, US (with new expressions in the US)
• Moot Community, London, UK
• Northumbria Community Online
• The Order of the Common Life
• The Order of Mission, UK headquarters with members worldwide
• The Prayer Foundation
• Raven’s Bread (intentional solitaries worldwide)
• Reba Place Fellowship, Evanston, US
• St. Brigid of Kildare Monastery, St. Joseph, US
• The Simple Way
• Word Made Flesh, US headquarters with teams worldwide
• Youthfront LaCygne

Social Media

There are a few “new monasticism” Facebook groups. I will post them here as I locate them:

• A300 is training for people who want to pioneer the start of a New Monastic Community or live as urban Monks in European cities.
• New Monastic Network self-describes as “Building new monastic ecclesial communities out of contextual mission.”

Intentional Communities

Here are a few more intentional Christian communities from the other side of the pond:

• montmirail.ch/index.php/de/
• www.moosrain.net/de/
• www.chemin-neuf.es/es/
• www.christustraeger-bruderschaft.org
• www.wirkraumkirche.ch/DE/6/Stattkloster.htm
• www.steppenbluete-communitaet.ch
• www.housy.ch
• www.stadtkloster.ch
• www.ojc.de
• www.grandchamp.org
• www.dihei.org
• www.cret-berard.ch/une-maison/
• www.lagrandetablee.ch
• sites.google.com/site/fratspirituelledesveilleurs/
• kleiklooster.n
• [email protected]
• oasistrails.org