The Building Church Leaders blog has posted a short article on lighting. It’s part of a new series: Building Blocks of an A/V Ministry.
Archive for March, 2009
Lent: No Easy Easter
CHICAGO, IL (March 20, 2009) – John Weborg is Professor Emeritus of Theology at North Park Theological Seminary and a longtime columnist for The Covenant Companion. Each week during Lent, we are sharing one of his columns that originally …
Student Work and Worship Weekend
BERLIN, CT (March 17, 2009) – Registration is open for the East Coast Conference pre-CHIC Work & Worship weekend in Berlin to be held May 1-2.
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Bringing my World to Christ
Yesterday was Bringing my World to Christ Sunday— as encouraged by the ECC. We’re wondering if your church participated. If so, how did you incorporate BMWTC into weekend worship? What was the sum and substance of your participation?
Interesting. …
Song Review: Mighty to Save
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Written on March 13th, 2009
Filed under: Music, Resources for Worship, Songwriting, Theology
Filed under: Music, Resources for Worship, Songwriting, Theology
I mentioned earlier this week how the phrase “mighty to save” caught my eye in the Prayer for the Week. Maybe you want to weigh in on the merits (or demerits) of said-song.
First the info: Mighty to Save…
Mighty to Save: a song and a prayer
Yesterday, I encountered this Prayer for the Week:
Almighty God, whose blessed Son was led by the Spirit to be tempted by Satan:
Come quickly to help us who are assaulted by many temptation; and, as you know the weaknesses
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Hijacking
Do you or key leaders in your church allow critical church members to dominate decisions? Well, there’s good reason for that dynamic– reasons that pertain to you, the key leaders and the critical party.
I just finished an excellent web …
John and Charles Wesley
March 3, the Church recognizes and remembers the work of John and Charles Wesley.
I first encountered Charles Wesley while delivering newspapers when I was 12. It was a cold winter morning, still dark. I was out, alone, crunching …
