
Rags of Light: a creative workshop by Dr Brian Walsh
Saturday, September 20, 2025
10am-1pm
Knox Presbyterian Church
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Learning & Workshops
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Dr Brian Walsh will be with us Sept 20th for a creative workshop in connection to his new book; Rags of Light: Leonard Cohen and the Landscape of Biblical Imagination.
Dr Brian Walsh will be with us Sept 20th for a creative workshop in connection to his new book; Rags of Light: Leonard Cohen and the Landscape of Biblical Imagination.
Workshop: Liturgy, Contemporary Music and Liberating the Imagination. This conversation would specifically discuss the shaping of liturgy that engages contemporary music. It will offer examples of Eucharistic liturgies that featured the music of artists like Bruce Cockburn, Van Morrison, Ani di Franco, Joni Mitchell, Tracy Chapman, U2, Leonard Cohen and Bruce Springsteen. How does one write liturgy that invites the work of these artists into the rituals of the church which avoids cheap fandom while respecting the art in such a way that resonance with scripture is evoked. And, importantly, how does such liturgy shape the liturgies of our lives?

Rags of Light: a creative workshop by Dr Brian Walsh
Genres
Learning & Workshops
Dr Brian Walsh will be with us Sept 20th for a creative workshop in connection to his new book; Rags of Light: Leonard Cohen and the Landscape of Biblical Imagination.
Dr Brian Walsh will be with us Sept 20th for a creative workshop in connection to his new book; Rags of Light: Leonard Cohen and the Landscape of Biblical Imagination.
Workshop: Liturgy, Contemporary Music and Liberating the Imagination. This conversation would specifically discuss the shaping of liturgy that engages contemporary music. It will offer examples of Eucharistic liturgies that featured the music of artists like Bruce Cockburn, Van Morrison, Ani di Franco, Joni Mitchell, Tracy Chapman, U2, Leonard Cohen and Bruce Springsteen. How does one write liturgy that invites the work of these artists into the rituals of the church which avoids cheap fandom while respecting the art in such a way that resonance with scripture is evoked. And, importantly, how does such liturgy shape the liturgies of our lives?
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