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In previous years, I blogged like a journalist at the cre:ate conference. This year, I am happy that many more were actually living blogging. We have spawned many bloggers over the years from this annual creative think-tank. I did not want to be completely lazy. So, here is a round up of fellow bloggers who actually blogged the event:
I am at the cre:ate 2008 think-tank and conference in Franklin, TN. This is the place that got me and dozens of others blogging, by the way. The conversations about faith, art and creativity are amazing as is the food. This is my seventh year and it is great to catch up on some old friends while making new ones.
I will be blogging sporadically throughout this event, so stay tuned for updates, or follow the Twitter threads on my sidebar.
I have to point out that I have met a few bloggers on my trip to Atlanta and Nashville. Please check out my blogroll on the sidebar. My favorite name out of the newly named blogs is "Chris from Canada" since Chris made a big deal about how I (and others) would say "Bob from XYZ Church" without mention to their national origin. Well, Chris, it just means we in the US love our dear northern neighbor.
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The fabulous Brenton Brown is nearly a twin! He writes worship music, leads worship and is good-looking. So, there you have it. We are twins…almost. Today, I had the privilege of spending some time with my re:create pals at a songwriting workshop at the EMI Christian Publishing building near Nashville. I love the WorshipTogether people and how they have helped facilitate the modern worship movement!
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Elgin Combs on Cut-and-Paste Creativity [Part 2]: Why we choose efficiency over creativity in the local church. — I think there are some things that deserve creative time, and some things that don't. Let me rephrase - I ... 
Eric on Cut-and-Paste Creativity [Part 2]: Why we choose efficiency over creativity in the local church. — "...it is a "suffering" not a "luxury" for some to devote their lives to being creative..." For some, but not all... ... Eric on Cut-and-Paste Creativity [Part 2]: Why we choose efficiency over creativity in the local church. — There's nothing new under the sun, so why recreate the wheel? Is it possible that some people realize the ... 
Grande on Cut-and-Paste Creativity [Part 2]: Why we choose efficiency over creativity in the local church. — this is great, I hope to hear more deeper thoughts flowing from this subjects... Grande on Cut-and-Paste Creativity: The Death of Art, Music and Connection in Church Worship — excellent 
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