WOW! As I record this episode, we’ve just finished the 2020 Virtual Convention and it was such a great experience.
If you attended, we hope you had as good of a time as we did. In fact, we hope you had an even better time, interacting with others- including speakers and exhibitors- and enjoying live and pre-recorded content.
Now, this is just a reminder that the Virtual Convention platform is available for Full Convention Registrants until September 15. If you originally registered as a Limited Convention registration, which gave you access to the platform from July 7-10, you can upgrade your existing registration! Go to the convention slider on the home page and select “upgrade my existing registration”. For just $100 more, you have access to the hundreds of hours of content for over 2 more months.
Did you not attend the Virtual Convention but now have second thoughts after hearing the experiences of other attendees? We're pleased to announce that we will be re-opening Virtual Convention registration Monday, July 20!
The NPM National Office will be closed for rest and re-grouping the week of July 13 but will be accepting new registrations on Monday, July 20 for those who want to experience the Virtual Convention who hadn't registered previously.
Email npmreg@npm.org for more information. Your email will be answered on Monday, July 20.
For the next 2 weeks, we in Ministry Monday will be taking a brief hiatus from new episodes. But don’t worry! We’ve combed through our archives and have found some great Ministry Monday episodes for you to listen to.
Here at Ministry Monday we still have NPM conventions on the brain. Our next episode from the archives comes from Dr. Elaine Rendler. Originally rat the twenty-fifth NPM national convention in 2001, Dr. Rendler’s talk breaks open the rite of gathering and the liturgy of the word. This episode was originally hosted by Matt Reichert following the National Convention in Baltimore in 2018, and we’re glad to bring you this throwback episode today.
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For more information about Dr. Elaine Rendler and her work, visit her composer page at OCP and her faculty page at George Mason University. You can find out more about Today's Liturgy, including how to subscribe, by visiting the OCP website.
The recording of "You Are My Shepherd" was produced by OCP. The recording of "Give Us Peace" was produced by GIA Publications.
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