more later, when there’s space to breathe, but to begin with, these are some photos mike took from the first of the spaces from Coming Soon. the space was based on Isaiah 2:3-5, the swords into ploughshares passage. can you see the little glowing object that’s up the top of the photo, on the left…
a reminder of the basement space, which is coming up on December 23rd. i’m so looking forward to it
in the basement, sunday december 23, 3-6pm
a group of us have been meeting to plan a space in the basement carpark for christmas. we’re mostly working with the Isaiah passages from the lectionary that shape advent and christmas day. they’re great passages, full of images of reconciliation and restoration – of water in thirsty deserts, of weapons being turned into ploughshares,…
these are the pages of the booklet we gave people as they came in. it was postcard size. For some inexplicable reason, when i try to upload the cover it completely reshapes itself… it’s the same image as the promo poster. inside the front cover was the layout map of the space, as found in…
thanks to Blythe for saving the day with photos… The theme of the space was ‘break of day’. The space was laid out roughly like this: At the entry we had michelle painting “my god my god why have you forsaken me” onto the wall. along the wall behind the corner, almost hidden out of…
[i’m still waiting on photos from easter saturday. when i finally found my camera, i realised that i’d taken about three photos, and two of those were terrible. i’m waiting on a couple of other sources.] it was a good night. If it matters, we had a lot of people come through – somewhere between…
i realised a few years ago [after years of living with an extravert… it’s always the ‘other’ who makes us understand ourselves!] that i have a quota of words that i can say each day, and when i’ve used it up, that’s it. that’s happened with easter this year. i have no words left to…
i’ve just took some photos of the carpark we’re using for Easter. they’re on flickr. they’re probably only of interest to the team. [for the first time, i caught myself thinking ‘are we mad??’]
a reminder about the Easter Saturday sacred space / art installation… saturday april 7, in the basement at 130 Lt Collins Street We met yesterday to keep planning the installation. some parts of it are just wonderful – i love it when we all have the same idea at the same time, even though we’re…
