“Clergy Corner” is a blog series featuring our beloved priests and deacons. It will focus on a different person each month and be full of tidbits of information you simply do not want to miss.
This month's clergy member is Deacon Gregory Whitaker.
“Clergy Corner” is a blog series featuring our beloved priests and deacons. It will focus on a different person each month and be full of tidbits of information you simply do not want to miss. This month's clergy member is Deacon Gregory Whitaker. Continue Reading
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Ekphrasis, the Greek word meaning “to proclaim or call an inanimate object by name,” is traditionally a verbal or visual description of another work of art. At heart, it seeks to allow one medium of art to encounter another, and to allow one artist to step into the world of a fellow creator. This Ash Wednesday, three Resurrection artists offer the ekphrastic results of their time spent with van Gogh’s “Pietà.” This poem, reflection, and painting are meant to lead you into a time of reflective worship as we enter into the season of Lent.Ekphrasis, the Greek word meaning “to proclaim or call an inanimate object by name,” is traditionally a verbal or visual description of another work of art. At heart, it seeks to allow one medium of art to encounter another, and to allow one artist to step into the world of a fellow creator. This Ash Wednesday, three Resurrection artists offer the ekphrastic results of their time spent ...Continue Reading
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Our Worship Pastor, Steve Williamson, has written this worship song around this vision for unity. It is a setting of Ephesians 4:4-6. Check out the video and lyrics below. You can also download it to take it with you throughout the week.
Our Worship Pastor, Steve Williamson, has written this worship song around this vision for unity. It is a setting of Ephesians 4:4-6. Check out the video and lyrics below. You can also download it to take it with you throughout the ...Continue Reading
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In the spring of 2011, a group of talented artists at Church of the Resurrection came together to create a forty foot high banner of Christ for our Easter Vigil celebration. The result of their collaboration is a modern-day icon called "The Resurrected Christ." This is the powerful story of the making of that banner.In the spring of 2011, a group of talented artists at Church of the Resurrection came together to create a forty foot high banner of Christ for our Easter Vigil celebration. The result of their collaboration is a modern-day icon called "The Resurrected Christ." This is the powerful story of the making of that ...Continue Reading
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