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Collide Magazine

Sep 17th, 2007
by Mike.

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Check out Collide Magazine. It’s dedicated to the use of the arts in the church. They have sections on visual arts, music and technology on the web. I haven’t seen the first issue yet, but I’ve heard it’s worth reading. You can get a free issue at the website. Mine’s already on order…

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