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September's Glimpses (and other zine related events)

By hgoodman - Posted on August 30th, 2008
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Here we are, approaching the beginning of a new month.

(Some of us are still in mourning from the end of the Olympics.)

But we all know what the beginning of a new month means.

Glimpses!

This month, I have an interview with, story of, and art by Makoto Fujimura. I also have a blurb on worshipping creatively in your Church. You can sign up on the sidebar.

Also, ready for the big announcement?

(No, Mom, I'm not pregnant.)

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Glimpses ezine

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Glimpses ezine features Christianity in art and life. Each month, subscribers receive in their email an issue that contains a feature on a person or group, a work of art, such as visual art, poetry, and flash fiction, a devotional on what it means to live as the Church, and an opportunity to win a free giveaway. In the past, Glimpses has given away books, audio books, music, artwork, and artwork.

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Creativity in the Sanctuary

By hgoodman - Posted on April 24th, 2008
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Back to my thoughts on the Transforming Culture symposium...

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Sometimes Misfits Belong

By hgoodman - Posted on December 12th, 2007
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In September 2006, I introduced the concept about being a misfit. I told you that Rudolph was one of my favorite Christmas shows because I could relate.
I'm a misfit.
A dentist elf, a toy bird who swims instead of flies, a prospector searching for a peppermint mine, a reindeer with a shiny, red nose.
Why don't I fit it in?
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In the Name of Love

By hgoodman - Posted on August 31st, 2007
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"You're singing to your audience, aren't you?" my friend said to me in the car.

I blinked.

"I can tell when you get into the music because you look like you're singing on stage looking out to your audience. Or conducting. Or playing piano. Whichever."

Caught.
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Pumping the Prime and Priming the Pump

By hgoodman - Posted on April 27th, 2007
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This post has been a long time coming. Today will just be some initial thoughts.
I’m talking about unity among the Church (with a capital C, meaning the universal church, which encompasses the local churches, of course).
I love Ephesians. I love all its growing togetherness and one body and one Lordness. I think one verse in particular has been sequestered from Ephesians, an arm chopped off from its body, mutilated, and waved at anyone I deem offending.
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Redirect to Unity

By hgoodman - Posted on April 19th, 2007
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I've been thinking a lot about Christian unity lately (lately being the past year), and I think I'll do a post on it soon (cuz you all need to hear my wisdom on it), but for now, go see what internet monk has to say about it here.
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God Is Dead

By hgoodman - Posted on October 17th, 2006
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Because of those three little words, the church proclaimed Nietzsche her nemesis. Gladys, keep away from that Nietzsche. He’s bad news. Ptooey. Root of everything evil, including that postmodern devil thing.
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Lessons from Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and the Dentist Elf

By hgoodman - Posted on September 29th, 2006
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Long post today, guys. Sorry. I wrote this about a year ago. Something Michelle said Monday reminded me of this. I still feel this way.
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My Scarlet Letter

By hgoodman - Posted on August 3rd, 2006
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