Simple Christianity finds itself less concerned with turf, and more focused on bringing the People of God together, by empowering them in service and worship. It focuses on BEING the Gospel, and while it accepts the truths contained in the Creeds, realizes that they come from the linear Greek philosophical tradition and a cosmology that no longer exists, and, thus, seeks way to embody and experience these truths rather than merely recite them. It does not simply throw them out.
It is a Way that welcomes LGBT folks and no longer studies them as if they're some sort of disincarnate species rather than flesh-and-blood humans. It, likewise, celebrates the presence of women, people of color, and various groups who dance God's diversity. It certainly takes joy in the contributions of Caucasian folks and straight folks, too, and does not push them out of the way either, in the name of politically correct inclusivity.
Whether those call from within the community for ordination or those blessed with other forms of ministry, all must come together, humbly, to make community happen; they must wash each other's feet...
Simple Christianity challenges its people to live deeply spiritual lives of inner silence and deep prayer that informs outer action. It preaches the Gospel like Francis and Clare, using words when necessary and reminds of the need for cultivating the spiritual life through prayer and work, like Benedict and Scholastica.
This is about Relationship! Jesus is not some king on the clouds in a Cecil B. DeMille extravaganza or simply the leader of the peasant revolt, but desires the transformation of ALL people and the world in which they live.
It seems to me that the Eucharistic meal must form the backbone of this movement and needs to be celebrated daily, not just weekly.