Flippish features WALKWAY

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1: anything that has Filipino flavor.
2. fickle minded or indecisive
3. odd, crazy or weird.

Web show Flippish has just published a comprehensive feature on Walkway. For those who haven't checked out the art exhibit yet, this video is an awesome primer on the what Walkway is all about.

Click on the image above to view the video.

Thank you Flippish!

WALKWAY Soundtrack

We've been getting a lot of inquiries about the music we play at the Walkway exhibit. We've picked out some of the best positive music out there to complement your art walk experience, and we're glad you've enjoyed the tunes as much as we have. We even try to create a different playlist everyday (mostly so that the volunteers don't pull their hair out by day's end from saturation ;). So, in response to your requests, CS gives you the Walkway soundtrack played on April 7th:

Played in Quadrant 1 (Stations 1 - 8):

1. After We Have Left Our Homes - by Mute Math - MuteMath
2. A Beautiful Sound - Geoff Moore - A Beautiful Sound
3. The Gathering - Caedmon’s Call, Dan Haseltine - City on a Hill: The Gathering
4. Indescribable - Chris Tomlin - Arriving
5. Marvelous Light - Derek Webb - City on a Hill: Sing Alleluia
6. Lonely People - Jars of Clay - Who We Are Instead
7. Jesus Went to the Garden - Derri Daughtry , Paul Colman, Dan Haseltine, Sara Groves, Glass Byrd - City on a Hill: The Gathering
8. Show You Love - Jars of Clay - Who We Are Instead
9. Mercies New - Nichole Nordeman - Woven and Spun
10. Waiting on the Wings - Anointed - The Call
11. Maybe There’s a Loving God - Sara Groves - All Right Here
12. What If - Nichole Nordeman - Brave
13. Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing - Jars of Clay - City on a Hill: The Gathering
14. It is You - News Boys - Thrive
15. Let Your Love Be Strong - Switchfoot - Oh Gravity
16. Picture - Mute Math - MuteMath
17. Yahweh - U2 - How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb
    

Played in Quadrant 2 (Stations 9 - 14)

1. Kindness - Chris Tomlin - Live from Austin
2. Faith Enough - Jars of Clay - Who We Are Instead
3. This Peace - Sara Groves - All Right Here
4. All Creatures of Our God and King - David Crowder - Illuminate
5. Listen to Our Hearts - Geoff Moore - Every Single One
6. Healed - Nichole Nordeman - Woven and Spun
7. Maybe There's a Loving God - Sara Groves - All Right Here
8. This is Our God - Chris Tomlin - Live from Austin
9. Your Grace Still Amazes Me - Phillips, Craig and Dean - Let My Words Be Few
10. Table of the Lord - FFH, Paul Coleman - City on a Hill: The Gathering
11. Sing - Jars of Clay - Who We Are Instead
12. Gratitude - Nichole Nordeman - Woven and Spun
    
13. You Cannot Lose My Love - Sara Groves - All Right Here
14. Answer - Sara McLachlan - Afterglow
15. Amazing Grace - Christ Tomlin - See the Morning
    

WALKWAY Easter Concert - FREE

Hello friends!

How is everyone enjoying their long weekend? CS is basking in the summer heat and enjoying the crowds here at High Street. The Walkway exhibit is ongoing and received very warmly. We're so honored that our little project was able to serve the community this special season. We'll promise to post photos of Walkway soon, so watch out for that. In the meantime, the art installation is still up till Easter Sunday, so do come out to High Street and check it out.

Also, we're extremely excited about capping off the Walkway exhibit with an amazing Easter Concert this Sunday, April 12. We've got craaazy gifted artists that have agreed oh so willingly to take part in the concert. Woot woot! Here are some of them:

Barbie Almalbis
Julianne
Radha
Salamin
Gabriel Valenciano
Amber Davis
Marcus Davis, Jr.

Mark your calendars this Sunday. That's 7:00pm at the High Street mall grounds. We hope you can celebrate Easter with us!



*Photo courtesy of Samantha Godinez

Tomorrow at Church Simplified: JULIANNE

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Hello friends,

CS will not be meeting next week
(Holy Wednesday), April 8, to give way to

WALKWAY:
Reflections on the
Stations of the Cross
at Bonifacio High Street.

Come visit the exhibit!

New Photos on Stations of the Cross

Hello folks,

We just posted a new album featuring photos from last Holy Week's Stations of the Cross. You can check them out by clicking on the photo above, or going here.

For those of you who weren't able to catch it, we did a rendition of the age old Holy Week tradition a couple of months back. Only we spiced it up by making it as interactive and as "touch & feel" of an experience as we could, in hopes of gaining a deeper appreciation of what Jesus did for us that fateful day.

Many thanks to Luigi for the photos. Awesome shots, bud!

Have an awesome weekend, guys! And a blessed Mother's Day to all moms out there. Please make them feel special!

The Stations of the Cross by Church Simplified

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It is good to learn early on that suffering and God are no contradiction, but much more a necessary unity: for me the idea that God himself suffered was always one of the most convincing teachings of Christianity. I think that God is closer to suffering than to happiness, and to find God in this manner gives peace and rest.

- Dietrich Bonhoeffer

Interact: Which Station Moved You?

Hi guys!

For those who joined us last Wednesday at our Stations of the Cross exhibit, thanks so much for dropping by!

If you missed it in Fully Booked though, we're mounting the Stations exhibit in Festival Mall Alabang from Monday to Wednesday this week (March 17 to 19). We are at South City Church on the second floor (directly above National Bookstore).

Anyway, the team just wanted to get feedback on which station moved you. Was there anything in particular that hit you, or spoke to you in a special way? Or any suggestions for next year's mounting, perhaps? ;) Do let us know, your thoughts are always valuable to us.

Have an awesome Holy Week, everyone!