
Worship as Protest
What do worship and protest have in common? Adam Kurihara reflects on recent political protest and activism in light of Christian faith.
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What do worship and protest have in common? Adam Kurihara reflects on recent political protest and activism in light of Christian faith.
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I love our church’s sound guys. They are increasingly consistent, reliable, fun to work with, and eager to learn and grow. They respect the musicians, and they are always eager to help. Though we aren’t a big church, we have a team of 3-4 guys that give about 4 hours of their time on a Sunday to make sure we have excellent worship services. Here are five qualities I encourage in them.
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