May 22, 2009
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Each day, Jesus said ‘YES!’ to His Father and His mission
Each day, Jesus said ‘YES!’ to serve the needs of the people around Him
Each day, Jesus said ‘YES!’ to the opportunities to help and teach his friends
In the Garden, He said ‘YES!’ the Father’s plan
On good Friday, Jesus said ‘YES!’ to the Cross and being our sacrifice
On the Cross, Jesus said ‘YES!’ to the thief beside Him that he would be in Heaven
On the most important Sunday in human history, Jesus said NO! to death and ‘YES!’ to life….and to us.
[lifepointchurch.org/yes]
As of follow-up to LifePoint’s recent series, we want you to show us your Yes!
We want a photograph reflecting that your Yes! is on the table, showing the word “yes,” or just demonstrating what a Yes! means to you. Be creative and have fun with this! (and make sure that your image is high resolution-300 pixels per inch).
Once you are ready to submit your high resolution image, attach it to an email and send it to lifepointphotoproject@gmail.com. Please write “Show Us Your Yes!” in the subject line.
Feel free to submit up to 5 images.
We are taking submissions until 8:00 pm on Friday, May 29th.
May 22, 2009
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What is it?
The LifePoint Photo Project allows members or non-members of LifePoint Church to broadcast their talent. Prior to each series, you will be asked to take photographs that focus on a particular topic. This topic will usually relate to the upcoming series. Our photo project team will then choose photographs to be printed and placed outside the main auditorium. By doing this, LifePoint is taking advantage of yet another opportunity to expand their ministry.
Why start a photo project?
Two Reasons:
1) It is an opportunity to bring artistry into LifePoint and to take advantage of the talent throughout the church and in surrounding areas.
2) We want to decorate the walls outside of the main auditorium!
How do I submit a photo?
Before you do anything, make sure you photo is a high resolution image (300 pixels per inch).
Once you are ready to submit your photo, attach it in an email and send it to lifepointphotoproject@gmail.com.
How does the photo project team choose the images that will be used?
Photographs will be chosen based upon creativity and, more importantly, relativity to the current topic.
The team will choose photographs by looking at the photograph only; knowing the photographer of the image plays no part in deciding if it will or will not be used.
The number of photos will vary depending upon the upcoming series and/or topic.
How do I know when there will be a new topic for photographs?
Keep up with the blog.
Follow LifePoint on twitter.
Become a LifePoint Church group member on Facebook.
Through these networking tools, the photo project team will keep you up-to-date as to when we are collecting images for a new series!
