Tagged: Youtube
We are Church Army
In my sermon for last Sunday I mention a new video from Church Army, a community of evangelists in the Church of England of which the clergy at St John’s are both members. Here it is.
Johnny Cash – the Man in Black
This is Johnny Cash singing his song ‘Man in Black’ for the first time, and he begins with an explanation of how the song came to be. In case you’re wondering why I’m posting this, it links to my sermon for this morning about John the Baptist.
The Levellers sing “There’s only one way of life”
For those of you who have read my sermon for this week and have never heard of The Levellers here is their song that I mention. Enjoy!
Star Wars in one minute
This is especially for all those out there who really have never seen Star Wars. Here it is in one minute – brilliant!
In Christ Alone
Stuart Townend sings the worship hymn In Christ Alone.
The priest I live with, Mother Anne-Marie, used this hymn as the basis of her Good Friday talks. You can read them here:
O little town of Bethlehem
The story of the birth of Jesus told by the people of Bethlehem. I think this speaks for itself.
The Misguided Monk
I was sent a link to this animation by the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity. I rather liked it, I hope you do too.
When an old hermit monk has his day interrupted by an uninvited guest, he is unwillingly taken on a journey to discover the true meaning of companionship…
Digital nativity
I’m always interested when people come up with new ways of presenting the gospel story. I was particularly intrigued, therefore, when I came across this ‘Digital Nativity’, which someone has put together for an age when so many people rely upon the internet for their communication. I thought it was rather good, though it might not be to everyone’s taste. I’d be interested to know what people think. It’s best watched full screen.
Liturgical dance Take Two
Posting the Youtube video of the acrobats at the Vatican brought to mind a Youtube video that a member of our congregation directed me to some time ago. It’s the entry procession at a wedding. I’m still waiting for a wedding couple to ask to do this at Saint John’s. It would be really cool, just as long as I didn’t have to join in.
Liturgical dance – of a sort
Liturgical dance is one thing. Liturgical acrobatics at the Vatican is something else. I’m still not sure what I think about this. Neither, by the look on his face, is the Holy Father, but the nuns seem to like it.
View from the Valley 