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Paul Sundberg
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What Do We Mean By Creative
Replied Nov. 3, 2008
What Do We Mean By Creative
Replied Oct. 31, 2008
Lord's Prayer - which version?
Replied Sep. 9, 2008
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What comes to mind is Paul's word choice as he deals with the conflict in Corinth over the meal. He chooses the word "genuine" to describe those who face the conflict faithfully. Right or wrong practice/worship are labels that miss the point. As I u…
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 3:48pm on August 25, 2008,
Linda Parriott said… - In some ways, the terms "micro-" and "macro-" cultures are a deconstruction of the sociological terms "sub" and "dominant" cultures.
Are you familiar with Clay Shirky and his most recent book "Here Comes Everybody"? In it, he writes about social groups, social media, and the ways that technology helps social groups form and expand. It reminded me of your comment about "community...[being] unbound by geographic proximity."
These are interesting times, as we see technology develop in response to our human social needs, and then being changed ourselves by new technology.
Thank you for your comments and participation in some of the conversations. You're challenging many of us to think beyond the glib and easy thoughts.
- At 10:47am on August 5, 2008,
Chris Hammon said… - Paul,
While I was replying to a comment from Linda I saw your comment to her on "micro-cultural diversity," which connects right in with the area that I am researching with regard to congregational leadership in the digital age.
Thanks for your comments there ... I am interested in pursuing a conversation but I'm going to go read through your blog and conversations first.
Chris
- At 12:49pm on August 4, 2008,
Linda Parriott said…
- Hello Paul. Welcome to this growing network of people who are passionate about creative worship. I apologize for being a little behind in sending out this greeting.
Thanks for jumping right in and starting a conversation and adding to those ongoing. At least one of our goals is to bring people together who might not otherwise have an opportunity to connect, and to encourage sharing ideas and experiences. You've helped us forward in that regard.
I've not heard the term "micro-cultural diversity." What do you mean by that, and why is it a challenge?
Thanks for finding the site and deciding to join.
- At 4:10pm on July 29, 2008,
Richard Webb said… - Paul,
Glad to have you in the conversation. This is a good and diverse group.
Blessings!
Richard
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- The name of your church / organization?
- Trinity Lutheran Church
- How are you involved in worship?
- Pastor
- An aspect of creative worship you are passionate about?
- Image and word
- A challenge when planning creative worship?
- micro-cultural diversity
- Website or Blog:
- http://justkeepasking.blogspot.com
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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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