In addition to what
you see Michael doing leading music on Sunday mornings, he is also
responsible for our media and is doing an equally fine job with it. What
does that entail? Basically everything that allows you to see and hear
what is being presented on the platform comes under that umbrella. Our
Sunday morning experience has become very technical that includes
lighting, auditorium sound, stage monitoring, video screens, a different
sound mix for the recordings upstairs, cameras and the mixing equipment
that allows us to make our service available on the internet. Thank you
Michael for for your diligence in making all this work and for training
our volunteers to carry our their many responsibilities!!
One
of the new benefits that has recently become available is seeing our
Sunday morning service live through the internet. This has already
become a very neat ministry to several of our people who are unable to
attend, my wife, Lynn, being one of them. It allows them to “attend” and
continue to be a part of Hillcrest. Now, I must confess, the
administrator hat I wear is a little concerned about our people finding
out how good of a job our guys are doing in producing this on-line
service, that some may choose to stay at home and watch rather than
coming. I’m thinking that is OK, as long as they double their tithe if
they are just being lazy... Kind of like a “convenience fee.” What do
you think?
Lynn
and I will be in San Antonio the end of this week exploring the
possibility of a stem cell transplant. Your prayers for wisdom are
appreciated. If you would like to get regular updates as to her status,
go to www.caringbridge.org and
search for Lynn Chappell. You can select to receive email notification
when an update is made so you don’t have to remember to check the site.
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