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Psalm 73 | A Video
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Monday, June 9, 2008
The Continuing Story | A Journey through Acts
For over a year, the TILT community has gone through Acts, with this sentence as its theme.
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Wednesday, March 19, 2008
Stations of the Cross | Station Seven
Here is the video from Station Seven. It is the same concept as the video below, except with pictures of Jesus after His resurrection and pictures blooming into colour from b&w. Music by The Album Leaf.
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Stations of the Cross | Station One
Here is station one from our 2008 Stations of the Cross. The movie has pictures of Jesus along with names of Jesus, fading to black and white symbolizing Christ's heading towards death.
Music: Sufjan Stevens, "Redford".
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Sunday, December 23, 2007
A Worthy Hand-Off | Matt Adams
I found this lost in the recesses of the TILT FTP site and realized it has never been posted on this blog! This is Matt Adams' retelling of the story of Jacob and Esau from our series on Abraham's covenant. Read the text here.
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Friday, December 21, 2007
Dave Cooks the Turkey | A Comic book storytime
Here is the video from Light of the World, featuring Matthew Adams reading a story from Stuart McLean's Vinyl Cafe collection.
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Saturday, September 29, 2007
Sunday, September 2, 2007
Moose Deer Community Connection | Video
This is a slideshow of pictures from our week up at Moose Deer. Keep praying for these kids!
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Monday, February 5, 2007
Called to Ministry | Video
This video was used to proclaim the truth that we are ALL ministers of the Gospel. Being "called" doesn't necessarily mean dropping what you are doing and going somewhere else. It is our everyday life, every day. Produced by Scott Moore with the help of Mark Letchumanan, featuring several TILTers as well as some of Greg Kay's music!
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Sunday, January 21, 2007
Reconstructing the Call: Set-up
This was part of the physical set-up at TILT. The painting was used as the projection screen, here just added as a background image. The set-up is part of the "Reconstructing the Call" series - seeking to break down our poor assumptions about what it means to be "called". This video harkens us back to the baptism of Jesus and our own baptisms as well (if we've been baptized).
Here's the background painting by Monica:
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| By Monica Kay | From Paintings |
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Friday, January 5, 2007
The Present Kingdom
Created by Dan Stewart and Scott Moore for part of a series on the Present Reality of God's Kingdom. It was used as a way to incorporate Scripture into our community and daily lives. All of the people in the film are part of the TILT community (www.tilttoronto.ca). Music by Telepopmusik.
Bless the Nations Video
This is just one straight shot taken from Yonge and Eglinton. This is really a 40 minute take that was played during the background of a sermon on what it means to be called and how being God's 'chosen people' is really about being chosen for others. It was during a series on God's covenant with Abraham. The music is Taylor Sorenson's "The World Keeps Spinning".
Jesus: Both God and Man Video
This a video made last year during a series on the Incarnation, which is when God became "flesh" or human, in the person of Jesus Christ. It was made from various shots of films made about Jesus, with music by Delirious (There is a Light) and David Crowder (Deliver Me).
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