附註:103年科技部補助人文及社會科學研究圖書設備計畫規劃主題 : 藝術學 : 博物館蒐藏與文化展示.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Why change? -- First things first -- Curation: the glue that holds it all together -- A new language for worship: applying the philosophy of curation -- A new language for worship: describing curation practices -- A new language for worship: building community through curation -- What do i want to say? -- Stations: the new altar call? -- Contexts for worship -- Guerrilla and transitional worship -- Contemporary stations of the cross -- Inspiration and resources.
摘要:""Anyone who has experienced a worship event curated by Mark Pierson will immediately recognize the significance and wisdom of just about anything he has to say on this topic. I say this carefully, because I would not want to embarrass Mark. But he really is a master of the priestly art of creating worshipful experiences. Mark is a worthy teacher and his book a worthy read. The Art of Curating Worship is a fine resource for anyone wanting a new way of approaching the worship they design."-Alan Hirsck, author, The Forgotten Ways; co-author, Untamed and the Shaping of Things to Come." ""Curation is a wonderful way of thinking about what leading worship entails. Mark, the godfather of curation in worship(!) weaves together theory, practical advice and wisdom from his wealth of experience in seamless fashion. He's advocating a potentially huge mind shift around worship in church and in public space that has the potential to catalyze a new creative movement I really hope it does."-Jonny Baker, jonnybaker.blogs.com" ""I loved this book! it offers an evocative framework for deepening the Church's worship experience whether one's worship context is ultra traditional, avant-garde or somewhere in between. My hope is that this book will inspire a company of worship curators who will continue to explore the rich practices only beginning to take shape here."-David Williams, President, Taylor Seminary, Edmonton, Alberta". , ""Mark Pierson has the nerve, in a fast-food world, to help launch a slow-church movement. This wise and practical book will take you far beyond the tired old debates about traditional versus contemporary worship and the like. It will inspire you to create and curate worship spaces where real people can connect and engage with the presence of God. I think this is a book whose time has come, and I hope you will not only read it, but put it into practice in your own context. I think this is the most important and helpful book on public worship written in at least a decade, and maybe in my lifetime."-Brian McLaren, author/speaker/activist (brianmclaren.net)"--BOOK JACKET.
