I released my first short documentary film yesterday!
This film focuses in on Kirk Dunn (@dunn_kirk), who is trying to make the world a more peaceful place through knitting.
All support is appreciated!
YOUTUBE ➡️ https://t.co/a4EdqIGPUT
INSTAGRAM ➡️ https://t.co/t87AS3HBpz
This beautiful 2.5 minute film by Neville Madill just dropped on Instagram. I am thrilled and honoured. Check it out: @nevillemadill https://t.co/4vlPEmZHkJ
This is Phyllis, knitter and Patchwork Pride Project supporter extraordinaire, with some of the 6" squares she knit for our Pride Flag. This morning she dropped them off to MHP and is now knitting more. We are proud and honoured to have Phyllis on our team. Thank you Phyllis!
KPT 123: “It’s no coincidence that gay rights always follow on the heels of women’s rights. Until women are acknowledged as equal you can’t even start talking about differences in sexual and gender identity.” Rev. Daniel Brereton. https://t.co/bZR9oV0eHJ, https://t.co/mFUMsHEpOu
KPT 123: @RevDaniel on women’s rights, gay rights, and their threat to a patriarchy that would rather focus on the biblically insignificant issue of gender and ignore the bible’s on-point message against idolatry and greed. https://t.co/bZR9oV0eHJ, https://t.co/mFUMsHEpOu
Just over two weeks until The Knitting Pilgrim visits Central Presbyterian Church in Hamilton, ON. Would love to have you join us for this show that is all about knitting... and not about knitting at all. https://t.co/pHUVLW1kdP
Detail of the Dove of Peace in the Christian window of the Stitched Glass Tapestries. To hear the full story of hope and common ground, join us for The Knitting Pilgrim at the @SandersonCentre Wed Apr 17th at 7:00 PM. Feel free to bring your own knitting - or borrow ours!
The Knitting Pilgrim Talks, Episode 122: "I never saw myself as a minister, because I just never saw any female ministers, no female Elders." - Rev. Janet Ryu-Chan Watch it on Youtube: https://t.co/bZR9oV0eHJ, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts: https://t.co/mFUMsHEpOu
KPT 121: Superheroes in movies manage to save everybody by being even more violent than the villains. And Jesus disappointed a lot of his followers by not being that kind of leader. – Rev. Daniel Brereton https://t.co/bZR9oV0eHJ, https://t.co/mFUMsHEpOu
KPT 121: I chat with @RevDaniel of @StJohnsDixie about the image of the dove at the top of the Stitched Glass Christian tapestry, and how Jesus offered his followers peace… but not the kind of peace they may have wanted. https://t.co/bZR9oV0eHJ, https://t.co/mFUMsHEpOu
"What Judaism is saying is that we have to mark certain days as being separate, apart, unique…so that we pause, and we have an opportunity to reflect on what we have been given." - Rabbi David Seed. https://t.co/bZR9oV0eHJ, https://t.co/mFUMsHEpOu
KPT 119: Holy Days. Rabbi David Seed on Holidays—or ‘Holy Days’—in Judaism. Days set apart as being separate, unique. Opportunities to reflect on the gifts we have been given in this life - particularly, the gift of time. https://t.co/bZR9oV0eHJ, https://t.co/mFUMsHEpOu
The Knitting Pilgrim Talks, Episode 119: "Burned at the Stake," with Rev. Dr. Stuart Macdonald Watch it on Youtube: https://t.co/bZR9oV0eHJ, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts: https://t.co/mFUMsHEpOu
KPT 119: Burned at the Stake. I talk with Rev. Dr. Stuart Macdonald about a tapestry section depicting a figure being burned at the stake and the thinking that leads to extreme responses when dealing with theological differences. https://t.co/bZR9oV0eHJ, https://t.co/mFUMsHEpOu
KPT Ep 118 'Bamiyan Buddhas': "It’s just tragic how easy it is to do bad things in the name of something good." -- Dr. David Liepert Watch it on Youtube: https://t.co/bZR9oV0eHJ, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts:
https://t.co/mFUMsHEpOu