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A festival of renaissance, reconciliation,
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Take Your Coffee Break with
Russell Thompson! |
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Also Broadcasting on the Wilkins Communications Network around the country:
Pittsburgh, PA;
Indianapolis, IN;
Kansas City, KS;
Omaha, NE;
York, PA;
Mobile, AL;
Tupelo, MS;
Albuquerque, NM;
Wilkes-Barre/Scanton; PA
Chattanooga, TN;
Greenville, SC;
Huntsville, AL;
Pensacola, FL;
August, GA;
Asheville, NC |
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“Worship is the expression of our love relationship with God. We come into His presence with thanksgiving and praise; we worship Him intimately with our hearts, and He reveals Himself. In this convergence of our longing and His desire, we become true worshipers, in Spirit and in Truth (John 4:23). In this place He can release answers, fulfillment, and purpose – no matter where we are. Worship at Large is committed to cultivating this intimate relationship in the Body of Christ, through media production AND live worship events, working with any gathering of believers, including churches, worship meetings and radio and television productions.” |
THE MISSION & VISION:
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 Worship At Large Ministries, Inc. is a parent ministry providing administrative, financial and spiritual undergirding for Worship At Large Ministry Programs AND The Bard Project, Inc., through shared resources and Board governance/Counsel.
Worship at Large’s mission is to provide and cast a vision for worship in the community of believers that integrates all denominational, generational, ethnic and cultural worship styles, to realize God’s vision for unity in the Body, and to live in His presence.
The Bard Project brings both an identical mission and understanding of worship AND the essential element of the Arts into the fulfillment of our vision. Intercession undergirds the entire ministry including specific projects. Worship At Large encourages and educates worship leaders and lay members in personal lifestyle and corporate worship. The Bard Project illustrates worship through stories, focused on the Spiritual heritage of Christianity, through the blending of all art forms.
Together, these ministries are committed to uniting the Body of Christ and equipping us for our destinies, through worship “in spirit and in truth.” |
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| Worship at Large is a non-profit, 501 c (3) organization, founded by Russell Thompson, Jr., a Worship Pastor in Houston, TX. The Bard Project is a non-profit, 501 c (3) organization, founded by Martha Louise Doolittle. |
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