Using the handy Dilbert Mission Statement Generator, I've come up with a mission statement for the project:
We strive to collaboratively leverage existing innovative catalysts for change as well as to conveniently network ethical technology for 100% customer satisfaction.
Okay. Kidding.
Taking a cue from Guy Kawasaki's post on mantras, I'd like to suggest this for the Emmaus Project Mantra:
Facebook meets Citybuilder.org, united in Christ.
I don't expect you all to necessarily agree with me on this, but it's how I'm thinking about the project.
Thats what I was thinking
That's the way I have been thinking about the project also. Basicly in my mind I have structured it a lot like Facebook (maybe with branches or areas instead of colleges) with a little more blogging.