Pentecost Art

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Monday, May 28, 2007

Pentecost Art

As I said, earlier on, the pentecost triptych is fabulous so Tom has posted some images of it in the worship space photo album. The flames come out from the background and wrap round the cross.

How long can we keep this one up? And what should we put in its place during the summer? Seriously, I'm keen to hear what ideas we can put into the pot, stir around and let Craft Daft play with and create. I don't know what shape the services will take during July when they are shorter all-age services. Last year we had the Hard Rock Cafe and joice and stuff. If folk have experienced other services like that elsewhere or have a thought they'd like to direct this way then please, please do so. This worship thing isn't all 'clergy' based. Any idea or a picture or a photo or an image or a song or a poem you'd like to unpack a little or use in these different kind of services over the summer, then don't hesitate to suggest. The suggestion/idea box is always open.