Although Christine Sine of Mustard Seed Associates was this morning's featured speaker, and did a fine job (along with her husband) of giving us an overview of Celtic spirituality and the sense of rhythm that characterizes it, the worship, led by Barry Taylor with help from the gang at Tribe of Los Angeles, seemed to be what made the morning, and maybe even more.  In a word, it was profound.   Check it out:

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This unique time of rhythmic worship flowed into and out of a meaningful time of communion, where participants had set-up four totally different communion "stations" where we could partake of the Eucharist together.  Spencer had encouraged us to feel free during this time to sing or dance or be still or prophesy or whatever.  I was providing a video link for the online video conference that was going on, as well as interacting with some of the online folks during all of this.  And here's what blew my mind:  two of us who were online actually received and shared prophetic words!  It was a first for me -- prophesying during a video conferencing session!   Whoa!