Does Hell exist? Tonight’s guest was part of a production team for a documentary that explores this very question. Along with an eclectic group of authors, theologians, pastors and social commentators, Abbotsford, B.C. scriptwriter Kevin Miller helped create Hellbound? (http://www.hellboundthemovie.com/), which will make sure you never look at hell the same way again.
Lost and Found Theatre (http://www.lostandfoundtheatre.com/) is, once again, gearing up for a new theatre season. To kick the season off, the theatre is planning a Wild West shebang featuring a preview of the upcoming plays, music by local guitarist Kevin Ramessar and a silent auction. Lost & Found Theatre Artistic Director Kathleen Sheehy talks about the kickoff and the upcoming season
Artist Patty Kingsley's (http://180art.com/) works have been descrives as: “Bold. Beautiful. Vibrant. Spiritual. Provocative. Biblical. Innovative.” Patty talks about opening her first major solo exhibition, currently on display in Port Perry,
Tune in to Arts Connection each Thursday at 10 p.m. on Faith FM 94.3 or check out the webcast at www.faithfm.org.
This is Our Love is a new worship resource co-produced by World Vision Canada and Crossroads. The interactive worship package, with a devotional guide authored by worship pastor Jody Cross (http://www.jodycross.com/), places an emphasis on social justice and caring for the poor.
For the past six years, Karla Adolphe (http://www.karlaadolphe.ca/) has created a diverse career for herself touring North America in a 40-foot RV performing in Jacob and Lily, The Emporiums or as a solo artist (http://www.therustycaravan.com/). Her latest project, Honeycomb Tombs features songs devoted to the subject of grief.
