Saturday, 28 June 2008

Imaginative fusion: two responses to Celtic Imagination No 11

The image of the table and chairs has drawn two really creative and honest responses from Sally and Danny. Have a look and see what you think of this imaginative fusion around just one image. Perhaps this gives us an insight into how worship can be an act of the people rather than the views of one person, when the Bible liberates our imaginations and the Spirit weaves together a rich fabric of grace from the many threads of our creative engagement. Just a thought.

Posted by visual theology at 10:48

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  1. Sally29 June 2008 at 12:59

    "Perhaps this gives us an insight into how worship can be an act of the people rather than the views of one person, when the Bible liberates our imaginations and the Spirit weaves together a rich fabric of grace from the many threads of our creative engagement."

    ... and perhaps we should then spend more time listening to the Spirit speak through our neighbours, for they will reflect to us something new from God.

    thanks for the link :-)

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