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Full, Active & Conscious Enacting the Drama of Our Salvation

Prayer – “Vertical Habits”

Music in Worship Wesley’s Directions for Singing UMH vii Note Order of the Hymns in ToC Picking Hymns and Songs Theology – UMH #69 Find out favorites Expand repertoire Heart language (more than one culture) Diversity Using the Indexes Working with Musicians and Choirs

Symbols, Signs and Sacraments Embodied – all senses Multiple Intelligences You

Symbols, Signs and Sacraments Space/Sanctuary Nave Chancel Altar Table Pulpit Lectern Narthex Sacristy

Symbols, Signs and Sacraments Furniture and Paraments Symbolism – simple vs. overloaded Altars Cloths, flowers, candles and other decorations Baptismal Font Flags/Bible

Symbols, Signs and Sacraments Visuals – screen – objects – bulletin covers Hidden meanings – binary identity

Embodied Ways to Participate Kneeling, Bowing and Raising Hands Remembering Baptism – touching water Altar Call Giving the Offering Communion Anointing Love Feast Foot Washing