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Spent a bit of time (maybe too much) trying to do a re-design - but as yet still not happy!
The dots will just have to stay for now!!
Read another Grove Book(let) yesterday: Liquid worship. Interesting, but I don't feel it says much beyond what the "alternative worship" and generally other creative people have been saying for ages. I was challenged to maybe try something less "linear" more often. Its amazing how quickly we get into a "safe" routine.
In my home church we usually do the service in 3 halves (yes we know you can't have 3 halves): Word (teaching in age groups), Fellowship (coffee and stuff for adults, juice and games for children), Worship (all in), which compared to some places is quite different. Yet within that we can get into a rut. This week we changed the order so that we were all in for 11am and rememberance.
We also did a "fluid" start - no words just began - and a few people seemed confused by that!
One of the fun parts of my job is visiting churches and experiencing different approaches (or more frighteningly just variations on the same approach!).
Spent a bit of time (maybe too much) trying to do a re-design - but as yet still not happy!
The dots will just have to stay for now!!
Read another Grove Book(let) yesterday: Liquid worship. Interesting, but I don't feel it says much beyond what the "alternative worship" and generally other creative people have been saying for ages. I was challenged to maybe try something less "linear" more often. Its amazing how quickly we get into a "safe" routine.
In my home church we usually do the service in 3 halves (yes we know you can't have 3 halves): Word (teaching in age groups), Fellowship (coffee and stuff for adults, juice and games for children), Worship (all in), which compared to some places is quite different. Yet within that we can get into a rut. This week we changed the order so that we were all in for 11am and rememberance.
We also did a "fluid" start - no words just began - and a few people seemed confused by that!
One of the fun parts of my job is visiting churches and experiencing different approaches (or more frighteningly just variations on the same approach!).
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