Church Tech Snack Pack #248

I’ve got food AND a condiment for you in this week’s Church Tech Snack pack!

Balanced Gourds and Stacked Loaves Compose Bountiful Still Lifes proving that playing with your food can be fruitful.

I thought these 40 Church Bulletin Tips could be helpful for you and your church.

These Melancholy Creatures Explore Imagined Worlds in Wistful Murals and they make you feel like you’re looking at characters that came out of an animated movie.

The perfect mustard, a post by Seth Godin, which is the condiment to this week’s Snack Pack.

Neighboring Communities Playfully Connect Atop Neon Pink Teetertotters Slotted Through the U.S.-Mexico Border Wall and I really, really love it.

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Mental health stigma is culturally a huge problem. Stigma is when someone views you in a negative way because you have a distinguishing characteristic or personal trait that’s thought to be, or actually is, a disadvantage. It limits people’s motivation to engage in the treatment, getting the help they need, but also in the activities they are currently involved in, like church. Further, it can actually cause some mental health symptoms to create further harm and isolation. If you want to get your own cards and their purpose, visit the link in the bio

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It's less about discerning where you are than it is about discerning who you are… . . #spiritualformation #spiritualdirection #spiritualpractice #visiodivina #visualprayersofthepeople #visualprayers

A post shared by Scott Erickson (@scottthepainter) on Jul 26, 2019 at 9:14am PDT

Deep.

This made me think of the Church too.

What happens inside the Church impacts the world outside it too.

How are we impacting the world? https://t.co/kjZBL9EKvU

— ChurchMag (@ChurchMag) July 30, 2019

So good, right?

“The only clear line I draw these days is this: when my religion tries to come between me and my neighbor, I will choose my neighbor…Jesus never commanded me to love my religion.”

—Barbara Brown Taylor

— Carlos A. Rodríguez (@HappySonship) July 31, 2019

Love your neighbor.

This is so cool! 💧
(pun intended) https://t.co/9oQTRJZ3cT

— ChurchMag (@ChurchMag) July 29, 2019

Summer fun!

Me sending endless text messages to that one person who will maybe reply with a single “haha” five hours later pic.twitter.com/NyuoadCV6Z

— Tom Zohar (@TomZohar) July 29, 2019

Rotfl!

We're curious! Do you limit gaming time in your house/family? Tell us below why or why not!

I limit gaming time:

— ChurchMag (@ChurchMag) July 29, 2019

There’s still time for YOU to vote.

In case you need the reminder too: pic.twitter.com/Qj97Tc2KAQ

— allison dye (@alliedye) July 28, 2019

Reminder.

i focused so hard on trying to avoid inheriting my parents’ negative traits that i let all these random neutral traits of theirs slip through, i realize as i rinse out a ziploc bag and prop it up inside-out to dry so i can reuse it at a later date

— jonny sun (@jonnysun) July 15, 2019

Hahaha!

As always, do you have a link that you would like for me to include in a future Church Tech Snack Pack? Send it to me!

Allison Dye

Editor

Allison enjoys reading, writing, taking pictures, and listening to music. She is a lover of all things geeky and nerdy, and she hates writing about herself in the third person.