Good friend, sojourner and artist here Matt Frise just reminded me and a number of our Institute graduated community about Matthias Grünewald’s Isenheim Altarpiece. I’ve always been challenged to appreciate the themes of frailty, pain and suffering in so much of the Roman Catholic sacred
Friend Tim Hughes writes a solid little article on songwriting in the genre of worship expression: Featured Article
Celebrant: O morning, far beyond us Our time or grasp to touch Strong day of life awakening From underneath the dust Part waters black and swirling Dark night rend with your hand Bright land of life revealing Bright sun of love command Community: Let this
Bright sun rising Release my soul From bitter death And swell its fields With light.
In preparation for Easter, I’m wrapping up writing some responsive readings and a new song for this Sunday. It’s so vital for lead worshipers and artists in community to attend to these things, for the reclaiming of the story we celebrate, with fresh interpretations and
