Something from a few years back, but still – Sofa likes the look of an advert that doesn’t look terrible.
It’s also nice to see a Tommy The Tiger advert that doesn’t make Sofa sad.
When Baby Shark Joins The Church
What if… Baby Shark (Yes the internet mega hit), was added to the rotation of Church songs?
What if… Baby Shark was sung by a Church Choir?
How about something like this?
Just Baby Shark sung by a church choir. Happy Tuesday! pic.twitter.com/bl8dJcOGtZ
— BBC Radio Nottingham (@BBCNottingham) November 20, 2018
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Unchurching. The TED Talk
The mind behind Unchurching.com, the book, and that Jesus on Christmas day cartoon, (I quite like sharing it on Boxing Day), has done a TED Talk about Unchurching. May possibly apply better to the American world – but worth a watch for us Brits as well.
Need A New Church Christmas Song?
Get Yourself a Trumpy Bear!
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Welcoming The Creator
Thank you for Saturday morning cartoons Stan.
Making Church More Exciting
Earlier today, Sofa found himself caught in a conversation about how exciting Church… doesn’t always come across as. So this evening after work, a couple of us took a quick survey of the people we could randomly find, and asked them “How would you make church more exciting?”. These are the top ten answers we got:
- In door fireworks… At any given moment
- Britain’s got talent style buzzers used during the sermon. Give one to every member of the congregation.
- If the preacher goes over the allocated time slot… Paint ball guns…
- Mute button on the worship leader for when he / she goes off on one.
- The Bible reading as a dramatic 4d experience.
- A gunge tank… Because they’re not used enough these days…
- Certain pews are connected to a surprise underground rollercoaster. Perfect seats for visitors / Bishops just popping to say hi.
- The team in charge of song lyrics on screens / handouts subtly change a few lyrics here and there. Watch and see what happens.
- After the service ends – organise fort building challenges using the pews / chairs / leadership team – to help build community.
- Employ a clown to welcome people in.
What would you add?