Proskyneo Collective: a story unfolding
I’ve spoken before about this little collective of artists and musicians. Maybe you remember about a year ago I made a call for artists. Funny thing is, I thought I needed to network with them around the world. Turns out they are right in my own back yard. Sat. night we had a few friends over. Actually people I hadn’t even know yet walked through our doors. Young and old, conservative to liberal backgrounds, church staff, para church staff, different ethnicity, different backgrounds, different churches all represented. A beautiful collection of God’s people. I am still ticked I didn’t get to sit and talk with every person I didn’t know there. So sorry. I want to know their story, their song, their dreams. Really I deeply do.
So many people worked to pull it off. We all just pushed a little. No on person pulled the wagon, we just played and prayed along and before you knew it, our home looked like a tea lounge. Actually it still does. We finished so late, no one wanted to break down, and because we didn’t have to , we said, oh just grab it next time you are over. Our kids were HOT because they missed the celebration. We sent them to sleep over at Grams and G’pas house as we knew it would get a bit loud. Somehow they have it in there little minds that they get to play and participate in this whole expression of faith too. I have no idea where they got that wacky idea? I laugh, because even in my wildest dreams or best plans to pull something like this off, it never would of happened as beautifully.
We did have one surprising and unfortunate casualty in the whole thing. We killed our fish. Yeap we “rocked” him to death. It was so sad, the rhythm and sound just shook him right out of his mind. The kids still do not know. I am breaking it to them gently tomorrow.
Grace and Peace to everyone seeing their dreams unfold before them~
PS - pix taken by our friend Shawn who is handy with a camera too. Thanks man!

Sorry to hear about the fish, but it sounds like it was a wonderful time.
Comment by Karyn — June 29, 2009 @ 11:26 am