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"The linear arrangement of pews in churches didn't exist before the printing press....
After the printing press, church seating started to mirror the pages of a book.
The impact of the printed medium is nearly endless. It not only led to the restructuring of physical space, it restructured our imagination and beliefs as well."
-Shane Hipps, Flickering Pixels, p. 48
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- You might want to join the Facebook page,"Pews for Firewood"
My Dress for Sale on EBay...Finally!
- If you didn't connect the reference in my post title, see "she spoke in tongues in my ear'
my community actually meets in a semi-circle, so we can all see one another. i like it.
ReplyDeleteyeah, us, too. I can do no other.
ReplyDeleteYour group is in church basement, right? Not usually pews down there.
Thanks for being in touch
yeah, we've almost always been basement dwellers. it's a great symbiotic relationship as the church we lease with is smaller and older and worshipping in a huge space. they and us are partnering for some really great things including some really interesting affordable housing options in the core of the city where we are.
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