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Gary

posted June 28, 2007 at 7:54 pm

Can you tie your present multi-campus church ministry to the jazz metaphor? Does each campus play their unique instrument? Together, will the base camps make a Jazz band?

mickey

posted July 19, 2007 at 7:06 am

Robert…as I passed York and Colfax I smiled as last night we watched you turn a significant page in the Sacred Journey. Congratulations. While I look forward to next week and trying to see the Incarnation as Jazz, I did begin to see the syncopation, improvisation and call and response of the Last Supper. Jesus not only had IT, HE was IT.
As Niehbuhr turned the Leaves of a Notebook of a Tamed Cynic so we watched the miracle of the Internet turn binary into blog last evening. In any case, carry on and have a great day off. I hope and pray you are able to stream last night’s proceedings as Hugh (the theologian) preached so magnificently to the congregated church at Iliff and Chambers.