CommunionArts

CommunionArts

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CommunionArts episodes

  • Episode 7 With Micah Bournes
    In episode 7 I sit down with hip hop, blues and spoken word artist, Micah Bournes. We talk about his creative influences, his process and his journey as an artist across genres. Micah's art will challenge, encourage, and inspire you. To learn more about Micah visit his website MicahBournes.com. The Guest Suggests: Humans of New York Mortified Nation The New Jim Crow by Michelle Alexander Da Poetry Lounge
    43 min
  • Episode 6 with Ed Gungor
    In episode 6 I sit down with Ed Gungor as we speak about his journey through ministry and his re-discovery of liturgy and how it can be applied to the church of today. Ed has walked through this discovery with several other church leaders through an annual gathering called PRAXIS, and joined together with other church leaders and those desiring to explore the monastic life, forming the Order of St. Anthony. Ed is one of the most thoughtful people I know, and I think you will find the conversation thought provoking and perhaps challenging. Enjoy! Music on this episode from "We All Dance" and "We All Yell" by The Orange Effect.
    41 min
  • Episode 4 with Ben Grace
    In episode 4 I sit down with songwriter, worship leader and curator of The Calendar Years, Ben Grace. We talk songwriting, liturgy and the role the church calendar plays on the music he makes. To hear music from Ben and The Calendar Years, visit TheCalendarYears.com. You can also support their forthcoming Epiphany release on Kickstarter and help them keep making great music! If you're interested in Ben's Book Recommendation, the book is Originals: How Non-Conformists Move the World by Adam Grant. To subscribe to further episodes, please visit our page on iTunes, and while you're there, we'd love to hear you enjoy about the show and have you rate it. Thanks for listening!
    35 min

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Join us as we explore artistry, theology and culture and how these elements of life commune together shaping who we are. We speak with people from varying vocations, traditions and experiences, exploring their unique perspectives and how they might inform our own.