Session 12- April 24 Make Up

Session 12 April 24, 2016; make up work due by May 1, 2016

There are two parts to the make up that covers what the group did during their in-person session.

Part one: Answer the five questions below that reviewed the first five chapters we covered this year (we discussed them in class)

Part two: find God where you don’t expect to:

Google and read the lyrics for the U2 music video for the song “Where the Streets Have No Name”
Click on this link and watch the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vg5wfabsjnY
Answer the questions below:

“Think about” the homework that Karen assigned for the summer which is: find your own song, poem, play or music where you find God without expecting to… how does God speak to you in the arts? You will share what you come up with this fall.

To make up the class, complete the activities below and submit it: Make sure you HIT SUBMIT!!!! you might want to take a screen shot just to make sure also!

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Part one: Answer the attached five questions that review the first five chapters we covered this year (we discussed them in class) 1. The Beginning – Baptism to Confirmation: Why are the two alike, and what makes them different? *

2. Bible Stories and how they relate to your life story; please name a significant time in the church calendar, and why it is important. *

3. Saints old and new; our Church history. Where do you see saints? *

4. Faith: Where do you see God? *

5. Worship: What is your favorite part of the service, and why? *

Part two: find God where you don’t expect to: • Google and read the lyrics for the U2 music video for the song “Where the Streets Have No Name” • Click on this link and watch the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vg5wfabsjnY • Answer the following: 1. Please tell me how you define the location that U2 is singing about – where is it that the streets have no name? *

2. How does the light change in the video? *

3. What gestures of worship do you notice? *

4. How is this concert like worship? How is it unlike worship? *

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