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A conversation about worship, creativity and the art at the heart of how we experience God and how we share that experience with others.
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We talk a lot about what worship is but what isn’t worship? What ways can we, in community, discern our ways of worship? What might we discover along the way?
Brian and Rebecca talk about Lenten practice, the possibilities of the season and about what they have learned from Lent in the past.
We talk about Matthew 21:18-22 and Exodus 4:24-26 and what we’d do in worship with no limits. We welcome Revs Staci Marrese-Wheeler and Andrew Heil.
Brian and Rebecca are back with season 4 and hoping to explore how the conversation can expand. Where might you be called to join in? What do you want to learn about or share with us? We’d love to hear from you!
Brian and Rebecca talk with Rev. Kerry Krauss about his writing, daily essays published on his Facebook feed and how spiritual gifts can blossom in the midst of changing times. As we close up our season, how has change, changed us and will we hold onto what we have learned?
Christy is a trainer transitional minister who shares her insights into the changes the Church is experiencing and how some lessons from the practices of transitional or intentional interim ministry could be helpful as we discern the way forward. 
Rebecca and Brian return to a favorite topic...creativity. Digging deeper to get to the root of what we mean when we talk about creativity and an expansive understanding of the creative process and intention. 
We talk online community specifically in youth ministry during the Covid-19 pandemic.  Cynthia shares her experiences and insight into online community building that works beyond just youth and young adults.  What changes will we keep as the pandemic eases and how will we decide? Here are some links she shared of resources: https://yaleyouthministryinstitute.org/resource/guide-to-taking-youth-ministry-online/ https://pres-outlook.org/2021/02/moving-forward-after-the-pandemic-bruce-reyes-chow-speaks-to-apce/ https://www.downloadyouthministry.com/ Article:  Christianity in the Digital Age (article is from 2017 but still informative) https://irepos.unijos.edu.ng/jspui/bitstream/123456789/2890/1/Christianity%20and%20the%20Digital%20Age-%20Sustaining%20the%20Online%20Church.pdf
Brian and Rebecca talk embodiment and wonder about how worship can help us live into the Incarnation of Jesus Christ in the world.  What might it do for our openness and faithfulness to the Gospel to attend to our bodies more directly in our practice of worship communally and individually?
We dig deeper into the idea of travellers with a conversation about the experience of walking a historic pilgrimage.  Thanks to Andrew and Jenna for sharing their journey and reflections with us. 
Technology as a tool?

Technology as a tool?

2021-01-0145:48

Brian and Rebecca consider how technologies of all kinds are utilized in our practices of worship and what is the core question that helps us in our planning and decisions about what technology we will use or not?
We are going back to the beginning with this re-released episode about the benefits of worship.  Why is worshiping God so important and the impact that is has on the way we live.  In the midst of this pandemic, many of us are going back to the basics and wrestling with questions about what do we keep doing and what can be left behind in favor of the new things that are coming forth. 
Brian and Rebecca talk about how we see and experience the journey of faith.  How does our perspective change our experience?  What would it be like if we practiced a discipline of a traveler mindset instead of that of a tourist?
Mandy Mastros joins Brian and Rebecca to talk about how her congregation is doing years after a major transition in there ministry and location.  We talk about the ways we can use this time during the pandemic to figure out "why" we do what we do as the Church and to listen for God's leading in how we might be transformed for the future.  
We read scripture, reflect on experiences, make connections and witness to the world about who Jesus is.  But how often do we center ourselves or anything other than God in worship? What are the consequences?  Why might a practice and attention to de-centering be helpful as we are confronted by changes in the world?  We spend some time thinking about the need to for attention to the story we tell about God from various perspectives.  
Join us in a conversation with the former Archivist of the  Moravian Church in North America- Southern Province, Rev. Dr. C. Daniel Crews, as we talk about changes in the church beginning with the 2nd temple.  To look towards the current changes and the future we take a step into the past. 
Season 3 will focus on the ways the Church experiences societal shifts and how those changes affect worship creation and experience.  Rebecca and Brian consider the impact of change and wonder about how the way we approach changes can help or hinder our response to them.  
Season 3 Trailer

Season 3 Trailer

2020-08-1001:33

We'll spend season three talking about societal changes that have impacted the ways we worship.  We look forward to learning from the past as we move into the future.  The current challenges of Covid-19 and the racial reckoning in the US are calling us to respond in different ways of worship.  We look forward to conversations that we hope will help you navigate today with lessons from yesterday.  
Tracy and his wife Rhonda, Co-pastor Esperanza for Bethlehem in Bethlehem, PA.  We talk new worship space, community ministry and how to be amazed at what God is doing!  
Brian and Rebecca reflect on the rebuilding of the temple in Ezra 3 and what lessons we might begin to unpack from the Biblical narrative around exile to inform our practices of worship in this time or dramatic change in the ways we worship "together."  Check out Rev. Dr. Eileen Edwards Godly Play video about exile. 
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