Guy+ Delcambre: Spiritual Formation Through Beauty, Art and Creativity
By AMIA Communications | | Uncategorized | All Saints Sallas, art, Art House Dallas, creativity
“We want to use different forms of art and beauty to reinforce and support the theological formation that’s happening,” says Guy+ Delcambre. It’s a vision he brings to two complementary roles at the intersection of creativity and faith. And it’s one he approaches with a passion for authentic community and hospitality. Guy+ served as a…
Two Practices for Nurturing Creativity
By David+ Larlee | | Uncategorized | art, creativity
Creativity: How do we nurture it? How do we foster it? How do we pursue it, and if our creativity has run dry, how do we recover it? These were the questions I explored while on sabbatical. Now that I’m back, there are two practices that I have continued that have been oh so helpful.…
Windsor Naething: Answering Her Call to Ministry
By | | Leadership, Personal Story, Uncategorized | Deacon, leadership, Ordination and Leadership
By Jeff LeMaster When Windsor Naething was ordained as a deacon at Grace Northridge in San Antonio on January 27, 2024, the occasion marked the conclusion of a journey that began many years ago. But it also represented the beginning of a new chapter of ministry. And in some ways it felt like the natural…
Learning to like Lent in Illness
By Elizabeth Hamilton | | Church Calendar, Personal Story, Uncategorized | Lent
I’ll be honest: I’ve never been a big fan of Lent. Before I got sick, Lent often felt superficial. Yes, I sometimes gave up sugar or TV or social media, and since these things distracted me from listening to God and were generally unhealthy, that felt right and good. And yes, I sometimes took up…
Waiting in Hope
By AMIA Communications | | Uncategorized | Advent, hope
By Dustin+ Messer, Associate Priest for Faith Formation, All Saints Dallas
Rethinking Slothfulness
By Lucas Damoff | | Uncategorized | lazy, sins, slothfulness, Text
Americans tend to be busy. We might think that because we're so busy we are not slothful. But we can be so busy that we don’t think we have time to worship the Lord.