Mike Slaughter Shares His Message Ideas
Through this short clip I hope you can get the feel for how Mike Slaughter lets the worship design team at Ginghamsburg know where he's going with his message.
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Comment by Dan Bracken on December 3, 2008 at 4:40pm - Ginghamsburg has some Worship Venues that branch off of this meeting... There are 6 house churches, a cafe church on Sunday morning, and a Monday Night church... Sunday Cafe and Monday Night worship take place at our two south campus locations (the original building and the second building). Currently, we've just merged with Fort McKinley UMC in Dayton... The FORT was a dying church, but now have full access to Ginghamsburg's resources and have a full time on-site pastor. The church has grown from 20 to 300 in just 6 months. All the creative support is coming from this team at the moment, but there are hopes that the Fort will soon develop a team of their own. The Fort Pastor joins this team now on a regular basis.
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Comment by Robert Driver-Bishop on July 12, 2008 at 2:42pm - One question. Mike told us that they help coordinate ministry for a number of smaller churches in their area. Do they share this worship planning with them too?
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Comment by Robert Driver-Bishop on July 12, 2008 at 2:41pm
- The amazing thing is that they have weekly been dedicating staff and time for effective worship for years. Wish we could find a way for web to enable "worship think tanks" to share with others.
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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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