Church.Life.Creativity
With the ‘New norm’ of mask wearing being a thing, it’s very hard to minister or, well do anything with a mask covering your mouth and facial features, so I’ve started to dabble with being creative with face mask designs. Whilst these are premium redbubble creations, I’m unable to bring the price down much further (but all profits, approx £1 per item, will go to the Charity All We Can).
Update: this has now ended, we made £20 for All we can
As Lent begins, this year I have decided to be a bit more creative and therefore instead of just thinking photographically, I’m opening up to more creativity throughout lent: here is this year’s list to help challenge/inspire and help us on our lenten journey.
you are welcome to join me and just use #lentcreativity on social media.
The York and Hull Methodist District’s Mission Group asked me to visit various churches around the district to film testimonies of how church buildings have played their part in the church’s mission and ministry in local community. Please find the Synod edition above and full version below.
Special thanks to Anlaby Park, Barmby on the Marsh, Brough, Lidgett*, Malton, Selby Street*, Wetherby.
(*Please note I accidentally left these churches off the end credits- sorry).
Tadcaster Methodist Church as part of Churches Together in Tadcaster
created a reflection and prayer space during Holy Week. He is a brief introduction to the setup:
Having created The Word Became Brick (lego brick Bible stories) 7 years ago, I’ve now brought them back to my main website: whilst you can find them on Youtube, here on Vimeo it is easier for you to download them:
Here’s a list of Christian terms that I’ve been putting together, they’re my own thoughts on these sometimes very churchy words (I’m still working on the list so do flag up, ask or even suggest other terms). As I say they’re my own definitions, I hope they’re useful: Baptism is the official entry into …
As part of a series of advent reflections: mind your speed.
Originally recorded for a Rock communion, here is a short reflection
created back in October 2011.
