Author Archives: Israel Galindo

About Israel Galindo

Israel Galindo is Coordinator of the Leadership in Ministry program at the Center for Lifelong Learning, Columbia Theological Seminary. Formerly he was Associate Dean for Lifelong Learning at Columbia Theological Seminary and Dean at the Baptist Theological Seminary at Richmond.

A new poster: the crucifixion

A new poster has been added to the Art Gallery of the Educational Consultants website. This one is an interpretation of the crucifixion. See a sample here:

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Calming the storm poster

The latest poster: Jesus calms the storm, titled, “Waters.” Available from the Art Gallery at Educational Consultants. See sample here:

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Temptation poster

A new poster based on Matthew 4:8-10 is available on the Educational Consultants Art Gallery section, under Posters. See a sample here:

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Ascension poster

A new poster, “Ascension” is available on the Educational Consultants website Art Gallery. See sample here:

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A communion poster

A new communion poster is available at the Educational Consultants Art Gallery site. Click on “[Read more]” to see a sample.

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Psalm poster

I’ve created a new poster. It’s available in the Art Gallery at Educational Consultants

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Handouts

Previously I’d posted some educational handouts on the blog. I’ve decided that this is not the right platform for that. I think our intent for the blog is to foster discussion and dialogue (currently an unqualified failure). I’ve posted additional … Continue reading

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Proper praise

A good article on the proper use of praise. (Click here for article). No, not that “contemporary worship” kind of “praise” (which isn’t much of praise at all, but that’s a different rant…). The article re-iterates what we’ve know from … Continue reading

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“Why I’m not in the Emergent Church Movement”

O.k., I thought this was pretty funny. Why I am not emergent. Despite the playful poke in the eye attitude, I still am not much impressed by any of the “new movements” on the cafeteria of the current American religious … Continue reading

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Deut. 26:5

I’ve been asked to provide some art for Lenten worship bulletins at my church. They follow the Lectionary, which contains OT passages they’ll use. I’m not into “pre-Christian literature” myself, but this phrase in the passage caught my imagination. This … Continue reading

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