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Seminar “The church, the Artist and cultural restoration”

In this seminar Colin Harbinson explores some of the stones or hindrances in the church and in the life of the artist that have prevented us from embracing God’s good gifts of imagination and creativity, and stones that have prevented us from bringing hope and restoration to the brokenness of our surrounding culture. He examines what it means to remove these stumbling blocks and to participate as artists in God’s restoration plan for his creation.

07.11. - 10.11.2011
Monday to Thursday 09.30am - 12.30pm
and Tuesday 07.30pm - 9.30pm

Language: English - German
Price: 300,- CHF (incl. lunch)
385,-CHF (incl. 3 nights and food)
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Biography Colin Harbenson

Dr. Colin Harbinson was born in London, England, and has been involved in many varied aspects of the arts, missions and education for 40 years. Colin created the internationally acclaimed production Toymaker & Son that has been performed in over 70 countries. Recognized internationally as a pioneer and leader in his field, Colin’s work as a writer, director and producer has won numerous industry awards, including the prestigious Golden Halo Award from the Southern California Motion Picture Council.

Colin received his education at Sussex University, Brighton, England, then later joined Youth With a Mission, and directed the Academy of Performing Arts in Ontario, Canada. He subsequently served as the International Dean of The College of the Arts at the University of the Nations. He was awarded an honorary doctorate (DD) for lifetime achievement in the arts in 1995. Until recently he was Dean of the Arts at Belhaven College in Jackson, Mississippi. Colin is currently the International Director of StoneWorks, a global arts partnership for cultural reformation and the recovery of the imagination in the life and mission of the Church.

In 2008, Colin and his wife Maureen celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary. They have two sons and three grand daughters.

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