I love "creating" worship. So, last week I was in my element putting together some different experiences for this community as we observed Holy Week. However, the experience that attracted the most favourable comment was the Maundy Thursday worship. Worship that required no clever technology. Quite simply, it was a reading of the passion narrative with the celebration of the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. The words and the symbolism moved folk far more than any skillfully crafted interpretations. A good reminder that its all there in word and in sacrament.
Tuesday, 14 April 2009
Eloquent enough
I love "creating" worship. So, last week I was in my element putting together some different experiences for this community as we observed Holy Week. However, the experience that attracted the most favourable comment was the Maundy Thursday worship. Worship that required no clever technology. Quite simply, it was a reading of the passion narrative with the celebration of the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. The words and the symbolism moved folk far more than any skillfully crafted interpretations. A good reminder that its all there in word and in sacrament.
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