I am busily getting ready for my last day here at WorldView and reflecting on how we all view God. I think that there is no better way to see how others view God than to look at the art with which we depict God. I know that I have done something like this before [...]
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Each year our good friend and alternative worship innovator Mark Pierson from New Zealand sends us a wonderful series of reflections for Lent. You can download the entire guide here
As well as that we have another new post for the Lenten synchroblog
Steven Fouch: One Week Into Lent
Also there are some excellent new reflections on the [...]
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Ghanaian artist Mark Nii Hylton will have an art show here in Seattle at the Q cafe beginning July 3rd. It looks very interesting. I hope to attend. Here is some info on Mark and a sneak preview
Mark Nii Hylton combines realism and abstraction and effectively uses a mixture of raw primary colors in an [...]
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Well I missed Earth Day, but it is never too late to enter into the spirit of going green. Here are some powerful images by Chris Jordan that relate to the statistics of consumption & help us to recognize the extent of the problem.
This series looks at contemporary American culture through the austere lens [...]
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