| Who | Levite Summit |
| When |
Friday, February 15, 2013
7:00pm
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all day/evening event
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All Ages
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| Where |
4574 Raymer Rd
Kelowna, BC, Canada V1W 1T4 |
| Other Info | Order tickets via Eventbrite: http://levitesummit-efbevent.eventbrite.ca/ The Levite Summit is a conference for musicians and artists of all skill levels, who are active in a variety of environments. Our purpose is to equip you to pursue your art with skillful hands and a pure heart (Ps 78:72).With a wealth of experienced mentors and teachers to provide practical teaching and biblical inspiration, the Levite Summit is a gathering place for musicians, worship leaders, dancers, painters, sound techs and more! The summit will be held in Kelowna, BC with hotel accommodations available. Registration is now open! Early bird pricing ends in January so don't wait to take advantage of the low registration fees. You can also receive the group rate (5 or more) by registering together with friends or other members from your church. We are pleased to offer a scholarship program for those who might not otherwise be able to attend. Our community of generous donors is supplying the funds for many to attend. If you or someone you know would like to apply please download the form from www.levitesummit.com today! A number of workshops will be available, with 5 distinct tracks: Fine Arts, Worship Teams, Instrument Workshops, Technical Teams and the Music 'Business'. Our teachers will cover a variety of topics, all in a context of faith and theology within a question and answer setting allowing for open discussion and interactive learning. Here’s just a peak at some of the presenters: Jon Buller, David Ruis, Roy Salmond, Graham Ord, Tim & Jon Neufeld (STARFIELD), Curtis Tulman, Kevin Pauls, Riley Armstrong, Alexandra Babbel, Jason Armstrong, Nico Boesten, Laura Elliott, Dorte Meyer, Laura Thomas, Michelle Collins, Garry Schmidt, Jeremy Kinniburgh, Phil Collins, Stuart McKnight, Dave Huber, Ryan Young, Dave Moore, Tim Boulter and Rod Miller. To view the schedule and workshops go to www.levitesummit.com |
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Levite Summit
I am pretty stoked to be involved in Kelowna’s first Levite summit coming up soon Feb 15 -16th. It’s essentially a gathering of musicians, dancers and visual artists who are interested in ways of exploring their Art both in the faith context (church) and also in the wider community. I have had a heart for this kind of thing for as long as I can remember. I was originally inspired by the ideas that the author, Francis Schaeffer shared when he said that it is artists who translate lofty theological and philosophical concepts to the general public. I really believe that the Arts are a powerful way to share ideas with others. I am especially looking forward to playing music with some great musicians and learning some new stuff from some really talented communicators. The details of the summit can be seen by clicking here: Levite Summit
Stevenage, Hertfordshire – 01/12/13
| Who | Music workshop |
| When |
Saturday, January 12, 2013
9:30am
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All Ages
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| Where |
Thomas Alleyne School
Stevenage, Hertfordshire, UK SG1 1FY |
| Other Info | Graham will be sharing with the musicians from the area. Contact Peter Barnes for more info. http://www.stevenage-vineyard.co.uk |
West Kelowna, BC – 12/01/12
| Who | Making Music Matter |
| When |
Saturday, December 1, 2012
7:00pm
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All Ages
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| Where |
George Pringle Elementary School (map)
3770 Elliott Rd.
West Kelowna, BC, Canada V1W 4C2 |
| Other Info | Making Music Matter is a fundraiser for families who have students attending Hudson Road, Chief Tomat and George Pringle Elementary schools. Funds raised from the sale of tickets will go towards purchasing food and clothing for families in need. Artists performing Include: Andrew Smith, Norm Strauss, Shamma Sabir and Graham Ord. Tickets $15 each for adults, $5 each for children under 18, $40 for family of 4 |
Beautiful Washington state
I had the thrill of travelling down to the beatuiful Mount Baker In washington Sate in the US this past weekend. The trip was made extra special because I was able to travel with my oldest son on the weekend of his 20th birthday. When we lived in Vancouver we would often see Mount Baker towing in the distance so to take the 54 mile trek up it’s snowy slopes was quite the treat. I must say though that it was a bit scary on the roads but after hearing that they can get 28 feet of snow up there in the deep winter I felt a lot better that we had gone at the beginning of the season. I had a great time with some friends from North Langley Community Church which was so cool for us. To be in the mountains is so very inspiring and I felt replenished by the whole experience.
