Tag Archives: worship

May I be…

Posted on Wednesday 30 March 2011 by

I loved this from Joe Knight, reflecting on the life of the community he is part of in Gloucester. May I be quick to bless And slow to hurt Quick to build up And slow to injure Quick to listen … Continue reading →

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Heart to Drum 2010

Posted on Wednesday 13 October 2010 by

On Saturday 170 drummers, percussionists and dancers gathered for Heart to Drum 2010, a day of inspiring input and workshops from some top musicians, organised by Colchester Psalm Drummers and held at Kingsland Church. The programme for the day included … Continue reading →

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Labyrinth

Posted on Friday 10 September 2010 by

A session plan for an alternative worship experience using the concept of a labyrinth, by Jon Jolly, inspired by labyrinth.org.uk Great stuff, and very effective.

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Godfrey Birtill at ‘Levites’

Posted on Wednesday 30 June 2010 by

On Monday night Godfrey Birtill was in Colchester leading worship and teaching as part of a weekly training evening called “Levites” run throughout June by Kingsland Church. Godfrey has a distinctive worship style that, it would be fair to say, … Continue reading →

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Diocesan Youth Leaders day worship

Posted on Wednesday 26 May 2010 by

On Tuesday I was taking part in a Chelmsford Diocesan Youth Leaders day hosted by our three lovely youth advisers, Andy, Alice and Rachel. As well as being there as a youth worker I was also co-leading an afternoon session … Continue reading →

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Seven sacred spaces

Posted on Wednesday 27 January 2010 by

I was greatly inspired by David Keen’s post on Fresh Expressions of Bookshop which cites an article by George Lings of Church Army. George has written about the 7 sacred spaces (Word Doc download) found within ‘new’ and old monasticism … Continue reading →

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