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IN THE CITY, ART IN THE SANCTUARY - BEAUTIFULHOUSE - see under NEUFELD, James (below) --------------------- ETHICAL ADDICTIONS -
Langley, Surrey - coffee shops ETHNIC WORSHIP & ARTS FOCUS - see under ARTS NETWORKS FAIRVIEW CHURCH - 1708 W. 16th, Vancouver (604) 731-3211 FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ARTISTS - Joseph Shore - in Burnaby - 604-433-0709 - revjoe@shaw.ca Fragrance Music - Vancouver FRESH
RESOURCE - Langley Great Commission Worship & Arts Center - Surrey HOUSE OF JAMES
- Christian Bookstore - Abbotsford - + Concert promoter- mostly at our store , some in other venues with
my vision to provide a place for artists to perform for their regular
supporters and to gain new ones- to especially encourage and promote
Canadian artists . If there is any way I can serve let me know, Lando. IMAGO's VANCOUVER ARTS NETWORK (VAN) The Vancouver Arts Network is a new Imago project being developed to help create a network of artists and arts groups in the Vancouver area. Imago is a Toronto-based arts umbrella that facilitates the production and presentation of works by Christian artists. Consistent with Imago's mission statement, the Vancouver team will endeavour to 'exercise a biblically-based influence on the encouragement of the arts and artists' in this region. This will be done through showcase events, study groups, lectures, performances and advocacy for the arts. On a national level, the project will become a vital link between the arts in Vancouver and Toronto, facilitating the exchange of ideas, resources and personnel, as well as providing an important Imago presence in BC. The Vancouver Arts Network (VAN) will be led by Rob Des Cotes, a pastor and professional musician who has been active in theology and the arts for many years. Rob is also the director of the ManiFest Arts Group (www.manifestarts.com). Present board members include Elizabeth Gladden, Dale Bishop and Scott Campbell. Some upcoming events for the Vancouver Arts Network include a July 'coming out' party, and a weekend Festival of the Arts scheduled for Sept. 28-30, 2001. You can subscribe to VAN's e-mail list at omegapro@direct.ca. Also, you can subscribe to
IMAGOtalk e-groups JABEZ COFFEE
BAR - Surrey - Across the street from Surrey Central Skytrain Station --------------------- From their web site: L'Abri, French for "the shelter", is a community of homes: families and singles living an ordered life where together we seek to demonstrate the existence of God. We are not an academic institution, conference center or quiet retreat facility (there are some great ones around us if you're interested). Visitors coming from all kinds of backgrounds, world views, ages and occupations may share in our normal family lives, and witness our core belief; that the God of the Bible is really there, and that Christianity is true. Some who come to L'Abri do not consider themselves Christians, but wish to examine Christianity from the inside and ask their questions. Others have a desire to better understand their Christian faith and how it relates to the culture and times in which they live. Many come at times of personal struggle or indecision in their lives, seeking help and support. Whatever are their reasons for coming, people's ideas, questions and struggles are taken seriously. As we work, study, eat and play together, there is plenty of time to talk with others about things that matter, and work through important issues. Workers, (who are permanent community members), and visitors alike, spend several hours each day in practical work (gardening, chopping wood, cooking etc,) and several hours in directed study. At this infant state of Canadian L'Abri our study time on open days takes the form of a short talk followed by discussion. As well as work and study, we are committed, as Workers, to a life of prayer as we seek to live out the reality of a God who is not only there, but who acts and speaks into our world; changing lives, providing for need and answering specific prayer. Although without prayer our work here could not exist, we do not make divisions between 'spiritual' activities and non-spiritual ones, religious occupations and non-religious occupations. This is because we maintain that Christianity speaks to all of human experience, embracing every thing to do with our minds, bodies and souls. It is therefore, relevant to every area of life and culture, art, science politics etc. Each person who comes to L'Abri brings his or her own valuable life experience, skills, academic or professional direction and interests. As they participate in the daily reality of an extended family, with all it's mundane chores to be done and the beauty and confusion which children and animals bring, they will be participating in a way of life where faith and occupation are integrated. Where work, study and prayer are all of one piece in the fabric of human experience lived out under God. --------------------- NEUFELD, James Light The Dark Productions - Surrey, BC Lower Mainland Prayer Network re Music/Arts/Media PRAISE CHARTS: Langley SMED, Carol - csmed@telus.net - Vancouver ReelLight - for people involved in the film industry Resource Networking Fellowship for Local Ethnic Christian Musicians & Artists - Surrey - contact: GCWAC@DiscipleTheNations.org
Hi All, Vancouver
Christian CoffeeHouse - developing community for local Christian
Musicians & Artists/Arts Supporters/Promoters
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