

6 Creating a Practice-Based Gathering PART ONE (with Glenn Packiam, Jenna Perrine, and Jonathan Martin)
10 snips Sep 5, 2019
Explore the structure of practice-based gatherings with experienced leaders merging traditions for enriching worship. Discuss transitioning from worship to pastoral roles, fostering community through liturgy and the Eucharist, navigating liturgical changes, embracing diversity in spiritual access points, and empowering through practice and silence in worship.
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Importance of Gathering
- Gathering as a spiritual community is crucial because it forces us to interact with people unlike ourselves.
- This allows us to practice loving the "other," leading to personal transformation.
Church Membership Irony
- Aaron Niequist points out the irony of some church membership requirements.
- Agreeing with statements doesn't necessitate love or community.
Worship as Hospitality
- Jenna Perrine views communal worship as an act of hospitality, both from God and towards others.
- It's about being stretched beyond personal preferences and embracing a shared experience.