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Experiential Sensory Prayer – Part 5 – Fidget Prayers

May 15, 2018

Experiential Sensory Prayer – Part 4 – An experiential walk through John’s Gospel

March 1, 2018March 1, 2018

Experiential Sensory Prayer – Part 3 – Exploring experiential prayer

February 1, 2018

Experiential Sensory Prayer – Part 2 – Creating a Prayer Room for church and community use

September 2, 2017February 1, 2018

Experiential Sensory Prayer – Part 1 – Creating an ambient worship space for personal prayer and reflection

August 2, 2017February 1, 2018

Wallowing in the Light

June 16, 2017June 16, 2017

Time for Tactile Prayer

November 11, 2016June 1, 2017

Paper towel Confession Prayer

October 30, 2016June 1, 2017

25 Stockings to Christmas – Community Fundraiser

October 3, 2016June 1, 2017

Engaging in worship across the spectrum of ages and stages

September 3, 2016June 1, 2017

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Kneading dough is a rhythmical activity. It's great for regulating our bodies and brains. I find kneading dough is great for praying too. Almost all dough recipes take about 10 minutes of kneading. Recipes will suggest using a mixer and a dough hook but kneading by hand is therapeutic. As you get into the groove and rhythm of kneading your body calms. I find myself becoming immersed in this soothing task shifts me straight into a prayer zone. #sensoryprayer #usingmysenses #creativeprayer #prayer #livingprayer #howtopray #tactileprayer #sensoryliving #visualprayer #experientialprayer #christianfaith #followerofjesus #faithfulliving #multisensoryprayer #prayerfortheday #ipreview via @preview.app
Meet one of our local Kereru birds sitting in a tree in our garden. One spring we had several Kereru sitting in the tree eating the fruit until they were so full they could hardly fly. We could get so close to photograph them and almost touch them. The Kereru is the largest seed dispersing bird in New Zealand. They play an essential role to maintain renewal and growth of native bush. We've likened the Kereru to the Jesus followers who are essential to maintaining renewal and growth of the Christian faith. Our resources include an ever growing collection of fresh and creative ways of exploring faith. Check out our website for more information. #christianfaith #jesusfollowers #christianresourcing #creativeworship #creativeprayer #seeddisperser #creativechurch #sharethefaith #lifeandfaith #faithrenewal #inclusivefaith #growinginfaith #electronicresources #onlineministry #experientialprayer #takingflight #lectionaryresources #takeafreshlook
There is something wonderful about observing a tree and it's branches. We use crayons in our worship events and pose questions. One time we invited participants to draw the Church. Someone drew a tree. I remembered their drawing as I looked at the golden sunset playing on this tree. They explained how God is the trunk and we are the branches. The tree is the Church. All part of the family of God. Going in different directions, different sizes and lengths, some with more leaves than others... yet all connected to the Source of Life. #metaphorsoffaith #Godcentred #creativeworship #crayonsinworship #treeoflife #connectedtogether #faithconnections #onechurch
Little glimpse of early spring in the middle of winter. I love these little bursts of cheerful colour brightening up a grey day. It akways makes me prayerful and grateful to God. As a metaphor it works too. Finding little pockets of cheer in dark and gloomy days is hard but worth the hunt. What's happening in your life that's good today? See a little burst of colour brightening the landscape of daily life? Give thanks to God for the glimpses of delight.

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