(Part 6 in the Worship White Noise blog series) As a child, I would make up words for fun. It got me into trouble at school, but the habit seemed to make life more interesting for me – especially as I awakened to the reality that the
(Part 5 in the Worship White Noise blog series) In my opening paragraph, I suggest that a renewed vision of worship could empower the Church to naturally, and frequently, produce the kinds of remarkable human beings that indelibly impact our world. I’m clearly not talking about worship
(Part 1 in the Worship White Noise series) I remember the moments in the back stairway, behind the sanctuary, like they were yesterday. Clothed in a black robe and with a shimmering white collar, I knew I was in my element the moment I first walked
It’s a new incarnation. A fresh invitation. A blossoming conversation. The new DanWilt.com is live. Hosting an ever effervescent conversation on emerging worship ideas, ancient insights for today, future trend reflections, Church/culture interface meditations and both prosaic and poetic renderings of what it means to
“As the ArchBishop comes forward, we will sing together a song from the 21st century, entitled Come, Now Is The Time To Worship, which will be followed by the Eucharist. We will celebrate this in the ancient Orthodox tradition, led by Mrs. Simungu Simposi, the
