HI all,
Well we had an amazing weekend! Praise God! Great ABBA party on Saturday night and a wonderful day on Sunday both morning and evening: heart felt worship, real sense of community, lots of new people and a real sense of commitment with people signing up to join teams and to serve the church in different ways. I loved every minute. Must have been over 700 people attending all three events put together (not 700 different people, quite a few were there 2 or 3 times!).
Anyway, God bless you and thanks for all you did/are doing at The Point! Give us some feedback - encouragements or ideas!
Will
4 comments:
Aaaarrgghhh....so sad to have missed it. The photos on The Points Facebook Group look amazing. Respect to all those who dressed up. Hope to get along to a party when our girls are a bit older.
We (Michael and I & the boys) had such a blast (American for Great) time Thanks for being such a fun "Pastor/Vicar" who said Christians are no fun.
Blessings and much prayer for no back lash LOL :) just kidding?
Soroya, Michael Evan and Reece
PS I'm putting you on my blog link @ www.warroya-windows.blogspot.com
Hi Will
I've only started viewing blogs in the last few months but think they are a very good means of communication. Sharing comments from others on your blog will be interesting to see how it goes - hopefully postings will be positive/constructive (as you have asked)
I think the stage is good (but being short I would!!) seriously much easier to see the speaker / worship group / drama etc at the front. Again screens good.
As I understand it - some people have researched it - if you have more than 7 rows of seats and there are screens people will view the screens rather than look at the person direct (larger / clearer image). It was tested by a minister who had pre-recorded tape running to the screens which showed him moving about the stage giving his talk. He actually stood still after a while + stopped talking but the tape rolled on and all but a very few in the congregation realised - making the point that, in theory, most of the congregation will use and benefit from the screens with the new set up.
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