Posts Tagged ‘Worship Arts’

Thank you, to all who joined in on our Generations of Chant class on April 7th. Here are some notes and listening links, so you can hear more of the little snippets we heard in our session. —- Unlike a chant bath, this session’s approach was like a wine-tasting class:  to learn about it, taste…

Thank you, to all the congregants who shared their artwork for this year’s Congregant Art Show.  This time we saw a wide range of skills, from sculpture to quilts to watercolors, cartooning, photography, pasta and prints.  What a joy! Check out the video from the service here. Generosity, creativity, and a growth mindset are all…

Thank you, to everyone who attended our Rooftop Protest Singalong session on 8/2. Per request here’s a list of the songs we sang, and some links and charts, for any of you that find those helpful. We Shall Overcome – chart history/sample We Are a Gentle Angry People- chart sample We Who Believe- chart sample…

Announcing:   Chant is a spiritual practice that appears everywhere on our planet, expressing a vast range of spiritual traditions, over millennia of human history. Yet, some musical elements pop up again and again — why is that?   Erin will guide a mini-tour through several ancient forms and songs… Full article on the event itself…