Liturgy and Puppets

I have to admit: my GoogleReader has a very eclectic assortment of websites and blogs. I’ve noticed a recent trend in one blog about vestments, liturgy, and, oddly enough, the use of giant puppets. Here is one video, from the Presbyterian Church (USA)’s recent General Assembly in Minneapolis, that demonstrates the idea: Yup, those are […]

I have to admit: my GoogleReader has a very eclectic assortment of websites and blogs. I’ve noticed a recent trend in one blog about vestments, liturgy, and, oddly enough, the use of giant puppets.

Here is one video, from the Presbyterian Church (USA)’s recent General Assembly in Minneapolis, that demonstrates the idea:

Yup, those are giant puppets. Used in liturgy. In the PC(USA).


It’s also been spotted in the First Congregational Church:

And as well the Episcopal Church’s St. Michael’s Parish in Connecticut:

St. Michael’s must be the first church ever to use the term ministry of puppets.

Thoughts? Comments? Ideas for future liturgy?

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