A Special Announcement About This Sunday’s Service
Highland, You may recall that I mentioned in last week’s email that there was a film crew that was going to attend our service, but not be filming. The reason they were with us was simply to experience our service. Their purpose for being in Columbus was that they were filming a documentary. They are hoping to capture the impact that nonprofits have on a city like Columbus. They highlighted three non-profits in their film: MercyMed, Truth Spring and Micah’s Promise.
Friday, Carrie got a call while we were at lunch from someone on the film team. They asked if they could send one person from their crew to service this Sunday (March 24th) in order to capture some footage. This is because, when Carrie and I were interviewed for the documentary, we continually referred back to the church. Because of that, the filmmakers would like to have some film of one of our church services, in order to offer viewers of the documentary a frame of reference.
While this is an exciting endeavor, I also want to ensure that we respect the privacy of all that are at our service. If you and/or your family would like to refrain from being on film, please let us know and we will make sure we accommodate you appropriately. We would never want anyone to feel uncomfortable.
Please note - the filmmaker will only be with us while in the firehouse for music. Once we leave the firehouse and walk over into the “new highland” for the dedication ceremony, he will not enter with us. The dedication ceremony will be for the Highland Tribe only.
Rob