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If your church uses "interactives" as part of your regular worship program, you know it can become increasingly hard to be creative and unique in the experiences you offer.

Most of the interactives I have seen and/or heard about in the last few years include some kind of writing component. Whether we are encouraging people to sign something, write down prayers, draw, etc. . . . it seems that writing is usually a component of interactive worship. Not that I think this is a bad idea by any means but I would love to talk with one another about what interactives we are offering that don't include writing--we have done our fair share.

Interactive worship is a regular part of what we do at Westwinds and creative, unique interactives are a value to us. What interactives are you all doing in your churches that don't include writing? How are we encouraging people to get out of their seats and participate? I would love to start a conversation where we spit out ideas for interactives that don't include writing.

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