Episode 5 – Curating Worship with Mark Pierson and co-host Lilly Lewin

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Episode 5 with Mark Pierson

On this episode Mark Pierson joins Christine Sine and co-host Lilly Lewin to debate the idea of worship curation and its affect on the best way they strategy church. Mark Pierson a long-time Baptist pastor in Aukland New Zealand, who coined the time period ‘worship curator,’ describes it as curating contexts and areas constructed round practices that supply folks the potential for transformational engagement with God. He shares examples of curated worship experiences, together with artwork installations and the Tea and Be ceremony. The dialog additionally touches on the challenges confronted in introducing inventive parts to conventional church settings and the significance of curating folks’s presents.

Takeaways

• Worship curation entails curating contexts and areas that supply alternatives for transformational engagement with God.
• Curated worship experiences can take numerous types, together with artwork installations and rituals like Tea and Be.
• Introducing creativity to conventional church settings may be difficult, however you will need to create areas the place folks can have interaction with God in new methods.
• Curating folks’s presents and offering alternatives for them to contribute to worship can improve the general expertise.
• Those that have given up on church are inspired to seek out like-minded people and create their very own worship experiences centered round communion and ease.

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