RSS feed follow liturgy on twitter be a fan on Facebook

Welcome to the “new format” Liturgy website.



This is an ecumenical website of resources and reflections on liturgy, spirituality, and worship for individuals and communities. It is run by Rev. Bosco Peters.

Tag Archives: movie

to love another person is to see the face of God

to love another person is to see the face of God

to love another person is to see the face of God

I said recently that film might be one of the last places where real enchantment is still experienced. And mainstream cinema, to reinforce my point, has been giving us a good measure, pressed down, shaken together, running over, into our lap. The Hobbit, Life of Pi, and now Les Misérables. The movie is the firstContinue Reading

Share
The Christmas Story

The Christmas Story

The Christmas Story

The Christmas Story as told by Year 1 students at Diocesan Junior School Auckland, NZ. Inspired by St Paul’s Arts and Kids Christmas Story movie.Continue Reading

Share
the collect – the movie

the collect – the movie

the collect – the movie

I love Father Matthew and his video series (read: sin of envy). I still think my (patented, Fr Matthew!) five part you-who-do-to-through is preferable to his four part. [See also the Collect in Reformation Churches]Continue Reading

Share

Free Fall

A poetic take on Genesis 3 from worship house media.Continue Reading

Share
Divided

Divided

Divided

I recently tripped over the documentary, “Divided”. It is arguing against siloing the Christian community into different age groups. What particularly interested me is that it comes from the part of the Christian spectrum that has been arguing for siloing. “Church growth” models have been advocating having services where people are similar to each otherContinue Reading

Share
Steve Jobs 1955-2011

Steve Jobs 1955-2011

Steve Jobs 1955-2011

Continue Reading

Share

world’s first antisocial network

This post is dedicated to the latest upgrade of facebook which IMO has made it even worse! Launching the “upgrade” was facebook’s knee-jerk reaction to the announcement by Google+ allowing anyone to sign up for it. Facebook was to have rolled out its new design at its F8 Facebook Developers conference. But it just couldn’tContinue Reading

Share