The Clayfire Curator recently posted this question on their blog: “Do you use non-sacred Christmas music in December worship?“ Here was my reply & conversation with @Clayfire about it on Twitter: Below is my longer response that I posted on their Facebook page: I didn’t mean to sound contentious with my statement. But [...]
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why sacred & secular are the same || or why jingle bells is sacred music
Wednesday, 21 December 2011
santa’s manifesto
Thursday, 24 December 2009
{After a compromise with my wife in how I handle the reality of Santa Claus with our daughters, I became frustrated and decided a manifesto in the pen of Santa. Hopefully through this we can could some idea of Santa while keeping a correct context for it all. Here is Santa’s Manifesto for your enjoyment [...]
november | the awkward month
Sunday, 1 November 2009
painted by Jennie A. Brownscombe Today begins the month of November. It is a rather awkward month in some particularly peculiar ways. Let me give you a few examples. I am very much a proponent of not getting ready for one holiday before all other major holidays leading up to it are celebrated. I mean [...]
one day holiday?
Monday, 29 December 2008
Christmas is over…at least for this year. But for those mourning the end, never fear you can get your decorations out in less than ten months from now. If there was any one misconception which I would like to die with the year, it would be the fact that Christmas is only celebrated for one [...]
christmas is here before you know it
Monday, 24 November 2008
My wife has shifted her emphasis in art from painting to printmaking and drawing. Though I don’t help her in the creation process, I get involved in other ways. Her website has been a large part of this. One of the original issues was getting her art online so that people could see more of [...]