Session Description
What are issues that divide us in a worship service? Why do taste and style preferences get in the way of unity? Is there a way to actually use our differences to our benefit rather than letting them polarize and frustrate us? In this session we will look at ways to use our creative tool kit to prove intergenerational worship and teaching is possible! This session will be highly engaging, interactive, inspiring, hope-inducing, and unifying!
Dave Huber
After graduating from Belfast Elementary School (Calgary, AB) and some other stuff later on in life, Dave has spent the past 16 years investing in the spiritual formation of children and families. Currently the creative director of the Family Experience at Willow Creek Community Church (South Barrington, IL), Dave works to increase the relational equity and Biblical literacy of families church-wide. He has written no books and is rarely quoted, but has two insanely active kids (Dakoda 10, Skylar 8) and the most patient wife (Nicole) on the planet.
www.willowcreek.org
What are issues that divide us in a worship service? Why do taste and style preferences get in the way of unity? Is there a way to actually use our differences to our benefit rather than letting them polarize and frustrate us? In this session we will look at ways to use our creative tool kit to prove intergenerational worship and teaching is possible! This session will be highly engaging, interactive, inspiring, hope-inducing, and unifying!
Dave Huber
After graduating from Belfast Elementary School (Calgary, AB) and some other stuff later on in life, Dave has spent the past 16 years investing in the spiritual formation of children and families. Currently the creative director of the Family Experience at Willow Creek Community Church (South Barrington, IL), Dave works to increase the relational equity and Biblical literacy of families church-wide. He has written no books and is rarely quoted, but has two insanely active kids (Dakoda 10, Skylar 8) and the most patient wife (Nicole) on the planet.
www.willowcreek.org