A WEEKLY WORD FROM THE REV. What does your worship say about you? Of course, if you have not been blessed with the blessing of the charismatic blessing, then your body language doesn't say anything, except, "Well, I'm standing here in church". For the rest of you however, here is the first installment of Rev. Gerald's guide to worship positions. 1. The Classic Fervent and joyful without being too scarey. Appropriate for both brothers and sisters. 2. The Invisible Football Scarf Power praise. Says "Jesus is my rock... concert". We will, we will rock you, Lord. Definitely one for the brothers. 3. The Single-hander Praisidential, but restrained. Says "I'm saving myself for the chorus." Could easily become a wave. 4. The Receiving Mmmm. Humble, reverent, meek, prayerful. For all, but particularly appropriate for the sisters. A joy and encouragement to behold - if one weren't entirely absorbed in hymnological devotion oneself. 5. The Halfway Up Cross between the classic and the receiving. Could go either way. More charismatic body language in part two. Top | Past Harks | Rev. Gerald Home | SOF Home © Rev. Gerald Ambulance 2002