The
Bishop's 4th Annual Spring Conference
Bishop
Frade: "I get it--the E church--the Episcopal Church! Nobody
can spell Episcopal,
so from now on, I will tell people I work for
the E-church!"
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Tex
Sample: “I don’t know
of a more multi-sensory experience than the Eucharist.” |
Charles
Fulton: Traditional church design says "God
is up there". |
Music
is an essential part of the multi-sensory worship experience...
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Members
of the band Drive get Saturday's activities off to a rousing
start.. |
Mark
Siekmann and sign-language interpreter Babs Kall of the Celebration
Singers from St. Martin-in-the-Fields, Pompano Beach, help lead
a song. |
Tex
Sample demonstrates how the 1965 song "In the Midnight Hour"
changed
the way we feel the beat.
Youth
were also a part of the event...
Gabriela
Verdial from Holy Cross, Miami, read the lesson at Morning Prayer on
Saturday.
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Kelly
Gordon (center) waits for an answer from Aquinas (left), the
presenter for the youth event at the conference, as Chris Boye
uses one of the electronic tools that Aquinas says can help build
electronic communities. |
Young
people from Holy Cross, Miami, share ideas. |
With
some help from Lee Davis and Archdeacon Bryan Hobbs, Bishop Frade encourages
parishes to order a "Passion" banner to display during Holy
Week and the Easter season.
Bishop
Frade presents a plaque thanking Fr. Ralph Evans and his congregation
for St. Mark's hospitality for the conference.
The
E-Church planning committee poses with Bishop Frade and the two presenters.
Kneeling,
(l-r): Bishop Frade, Pam Anderson, Mark McCullough;
standing (l-r)
Archdeacon Byan Hobbs, Ann Goraczko, Judi Steinbauer,
Deb McLaughlin,
Linda Schlepp-Gray, Pat Evans, Gail McShane, Danielle LeMoal, Tex Sample,
Charles Fulton
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