Media in Worship

My latest entry on the NCCUMC Faith and Tech blog

During 15 years of ministry media in worship has been there … well, 15 years. At a very base level there has been a printed bulletin with notes, announcements, some order of worship; there has been song material in some cases varying from official hymn and song books to printed sheets; and there has been some form of audio – organs, PAs, pianos, horns, and recorded music. For 7 years of ministry I also had the welcome addition of video media in worship. What a blessing it was and is. So here are some of my observations and reasons video in worship is a great addition. Continue reading

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Faith Checking

One of the recent buzzwords in the media is fact-check: to affirm the statements made about a topic or situation are true.  That is my definition, not Webster’s or Oxford’s.  Fact-checking is simply seeking the truth without the nuance of opinion.

Another recent buzz in the media is faith-checking. Continue reading

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Social Witnessing

I wrote a piece entitled “Social Witnessing” for the NCCUMC Faith & Tech blog.

http://faithandtech.nccumc.net/social-witnessing/

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