Sunday, January 25, 2015

Lord of the Dance



Churches have to grow, it's a fact, and I'm grateful to Team LSP for coming up with some good suggestions that will help me achieve this goal at the Missions. 

Altar

Here's one: "I know this artist who paints as a form of worship, right up at the altar. At the end of the service, she has completed a masterpiece. You should invite her to train them to do altar paintings." Good idea!  

A Praise Band, "Getting it On." Note Dancer.

Here's another one: "We should get drums, fog machines, and hire a barista." I like it, but that's not all.

Oh Yeah.

"You need Liturgical Dance!" I think that goes without saying and I'll get right on it. So thank you, Team, for your help. Well done.



Rumors that Jay Z is some kind of Illuminati shill puppet for the NWO are just that, rumors.

God bless,

LSP


6 comments:

  1. When a religious service is more like a medicine show, I personally question the credibility of those participating. There is a church near where I live (no, not the Mosque) where they have the full band, fog machine, pyrotechnics and power-point sermons. I don't know if there is interpretive dance or not because I don't go there, but I wouldn't be surprised.

    If it was Jerusalem 3 AD, you know it would be Herod's palace where he ordered the execution of babies or where Salome danced for the head of John the Baptist. Funny how that works.

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  2. I hadn't made the King Herod connection,but it's a good one.

    Things ended badly for him...

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  3. You forgot my recommendation to support gay marriage and have an in-house meth lab. A church should seem "accessible" and "culturally relevant" to the "disenfranchised".
    But at least you'll be lifting their spirits with some dancing. :)

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  4. Nothing like a good bit of liturgical dance to lift the spirits!

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  5. Angels and ministers of grace, defend us ...

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  6. There's definitely a need for angelic protection "in the day of battle"...

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