A Toronto priest keeping it together with duct tape, dried snot, and a bit of prayer.
Thursday, March 5, 2009
Healing Prayer Banner
I had this banner printed up and hung it on the Avenue Road side of the church to promote the Healing Prayer Service we started last week. I know it's not the most interesting design in the world, but without a volunteer with design skills to rely on I can only do what I can do. It's a start, at least.
So that covers one angle. Coming down the hill people will see the healing prayer service advertised on our main sign. Then I have it advertised again on A-frames along the sidewalk on the Dupont Road side of the church. So I have most of the angles covered. We'll see if it actually attracts anyone!
Some lessons learned: printing a banner like this is pretty easy. Kinkos just needs a PDF of the design. It runs about $15/square foot irregardless of the design's complexity, number of colours, etc. Turnaround is about 48 hours. Pretty straight forward.
-t
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2 comments:
Looks great, Tay!
What sort of liturgy are you using?
Dan+
Kind of loosey-goosey based on BAS p. 554. I.e. Greeting, collect, a reading from scripture, another collect, then I ask people what they want to pray for and lead a few minutes of extemporaneous prayer based on those requests, giving people a chance to add their own prayers, of course. I then ask whether anyone desires laying on of hands/anointing, in which case I follow p. 555. I wrap it up with a prayer of thanks.
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