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Eric D. Herron
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Thanks for posting this, Eric! I can't wait to see what other folks are up to!
This makes me think about what my high school jazz teacher said: "It is the silence between the notes that creates the rhythm."
Saying this was one of the ways he motivated antsy, immature, 16 yr. old jazz musicians to stop playing so many notes wh…
You've trained my eye to find your subtle inspiRED messages : )
Whoa, Linda. You are so right. Maybe we should take the liberty of changing it to "Imago Tres"?
Oh, but Imago Dei was only listed twice. Maybe three times is more in the context of Imago Dei?
You are welcome, Linda S!
We could easily add Imago Dei to that list...DONE! (actually, it was already there - I think your eyes missed it.)
I am salivating at the idea of Clayfires "Collections in Virtual Galleries".
You mentioned that the "Galleries include: Church Year, Soul, Kingdom, Imago Dei, Art Beauty & Culture, Imago Dei, Bible, and Community."
Maybe you could add Imago Dei to…
Thanks, Eric and Emily! Very valuable in inspiring intentional and innovating worship.
Have you noticed the short announcement about Clayfire on the main page of Creative Worship Tour? CWT will soon be transitioning to a new name (weareclayfire.org) and look. Actually, it’s more than that. On this new site, we’ll be taking more steps…
Awesome, Mark. I like the idea of "worship imitating art". I think this is also a nice contrast to "art serving worship" (as Nicholas Walterstorff has promoted).
I just read an article called "Theater for an Audience of One" [read it here]. It is a…
Thanks for this Jodi. I am working on a Lament Collection for Clayfire and bits of your post have sparked some good emotions and ideas.
Peace!
That's funny Bryan! Your last statement makes me think of that poem by C.S. Lewis called "Footnote to All Prayers".
I'll never forget the time I meant to say I was embarrassed in Spanish, but ended up saying I'm pregnant. Not good in the mis-translation. I'm so glad that we have a spiritual interpreter for us through His Spirit. If it weren't for Him, I wonder wh…
What a great idea. Rev. 3:20 comes to mind, too: "Here I am! I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears my voice and opens the door, I will come in and eat with him, and he with me."
(Nice pun by the way... "this neighborhood public art project…
Have you ever been misunderstood? This is a silly question. Of course you have. We all have. The nature of language is such that even those who are (supposedly) speaking the same one, often receive an unintended message. I think communication breakd…
Who said this? I was surprised to learn that it was something Pope Paul VI said in 1964. With a bit of reflection, I decided that maybe this comment isn’t so strange coming from a Roman Catholic Pope. After all, some of the richest art in Church hi…
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Show and Tell
Have you noticed the short announcement about Clayfire on the main page of Creative Worship Tour? CWT will soon be transitioning to a new name (weareclayfire.org) and look. Actually, it’s more than that. On this new site, we’ll be taking more steps together toward learning, sharing and really collaborating in worship.
One outstanding feature of weareclayfire.org will be the sharing of what are called “Collections". Collections are groupings of 3-6 i
… Continue Posted on July 29, 2010 at 1:00am — 7 Comments
Expose Yourself to Worship
Have you ever been misunderstood? This is a silly question. Of course you have. We all have. The nature of language is such that even those who are (supposedly) speaking the same one, often receive an unintended message. I think communication breakdowns occur not just for language problems, but even more often simply because we are not listening to one another. This is unfortunate.
However, many mis-understandings do occur for very understandable reasons.
… Continue Posted on July 22, 2010 at 12:00am — 2 Comments
Art for the Spiritually Blind
… Continue"Our ministry needs your collaboration. In our ministry we must preach, make understandable and accessible the world of the spirit, the invisible world of God. And in this operation of expressing the invisible world of the spirit in accessible, intelligible terms, you (the artists) are the masters..."1
Posted on July 15, 2010 at 1:00am —
Found In Translation
I just joined a new social media site called Xiha Life.
I read about Xiha in the latest issue of Wired. (Xiha means “fun” or “happy” in Mandarin and “hip hop” in Cantonese.) Clive Thompson has written an intriguing little piece about this online community.
Xiha Life has many of the same functions as other soci
… Continue Posted on July 8, 2010 at 12:30am —
Building: A Ritual
There is an interesting TED talk by David Byrne (yep, the one from Talking Heads) about architecture and music. No, it is not just about acoustics - although this science definitely plays a part in what he shares. Byrne shares about the connection between the physical characteristics of a space and the effect these have on the kind of music we compose to be played in them. Take a few minutes to
… Continue Posted on July 1, 2010 at 1:00am — 4 Comments
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- At 12:21am on July 30, 2010,
Evelyn Labun said… - Eric I think my theology is based on a community approach. Why do we gather as a community to worship? What is the purpose? Can't we just read the bible and pray at home? Listen to CD's? Does God speak through the community? Is it biblical that the minister acts as a CEO of the church? What is the difference between communal worship and preformance?
Personally I feel that worship is a place to corporately bring our hearts and minds together in united worship. Some on this list may however not agree with me on this.
- At 10:24pm on July 25, 2010,
Evelyn Labun said…
- Eric I am a participant in worship. I have no other role except that occassionally I have lead worship in a tiny church in San Diego when I lived there many years ago and have lead the communion service at the little liturgical worship service held once a month that I go to. I have however praticipated in worship since my parents were able to take me as an infant. I have attended a variety of types of worship services over the years. I generally try to attend a Christian church when away traveling. It gives me a broad experience of what is happening in different places. l discusss worship and what is meaningful to congregations on a regular basis with my friends.
John Leech of this list enlisted me and I accepted. I certainly enjoyed seeing the paintings of the prodigal son.
- At 1:11pm on July 25, 2010,
Patti Kratzer said…
- Eric - thanks for the welcome. I work behind the scenes on administration and coordination at the Table. I stumbled on CWT while looking for worship planning tools. Looks like a great resource.
- At 9:40am on June 9, 2010,
Dan Bracken said… - Hey Eric... you asked what I do in Dayton? I do video production and graphic design for Ginghamsburg Church. Also head up the media servant team on the weekends. I appreciate your posts, man. Good stuff
- At 5:02pm on May 23, 2010,
steve scott said…
- ive already forgotten my password......
- At 11:35am on April 1, 2010,
Josh Linman said… - ugh. thanks for the heads up. we have been talking on and off about switching to approving members before they can post content. this makes me want to do that again.
- At 6:58pm on March 2, 2010,
Linda Sines said…
- I love exploring who God is. I find that when I explore current day parables I discover aspects of God that I had never connected with before, and I love sharing God in this way. (read my blog "the story" on CWT) Red started in 2003 and I kept the web site weekly updated until 2005 then reality . . . ! we still are alive and kicking, I just don't update the website weekly, but I have years of stuff to put on it! Red came from the original old warehouse room we met in was painted red. red walls. red floors. So red! Of course I love the name now. inspiRED, empoweRED, cREDo and REDeemed! to name a few. I am the pastor and we've been "homeless" for the past 2 years . . . and do a bit of gorilla/guerilla worship. But I just authorized my realtor to place an offer on a 3-yr lease on a place on Main Street. I think we'll call this place PLANET ALTEred. : )
here's a quick link to why "red" http://instantred.com/weeklyred111304.htm
- At 6:31pm on March 2, 2010,
Eric D. Herron said…
- Yeah, Linda. That other one was getting smelly.
So, tell me a little bit more about your church. I am intrigued after visiting the web site. How did it start? Where did "Red" come from? What is your particular role in the community?
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- At 6:26pm on March 2, 2010,
Linda Sines said…
- hey, you changed your t-shirt! . . . I like the backward spelling on the other one : )
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Linda,
I think I have deleted a comment of yours by mistake!! My apologies. You can do what Stephen does. Talk to him about what is needed, or trawl around on his website. I think environmental projections would go great at a RED event. Its an easy…
Nice stuff Cyndi. I like the thinking you have done around what you do, before you do it! Not enough people make that kind of close contextualisation to their congregation. Nice.
Thanks, again, to Eric Herron for his "Show and Tell" post! Glad I could be a "guinea pig" for this new way to connect with others on the site. Anyway, I mentioned that I created a PowerPoint presentation to go with the Genesis 1 creation story. It…
Thanks for posting this, Eric! I can't wait to see what other folks are up to!
This makes me think about what my high school jazz teacher said: "It is the silence between the notes that creates the rhythm."
Saying this was one of the ways he motivated antsy, immature, 16 yr. old jazz musicians to stop playing so many notes wh…
You've trained my eye to find your subtle inspiRED messages : )
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