Images from DYA
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
One of our students here at the Duke Youth Academy this summer, Nathan Milleson, is a photographer. He has been taking many of the photos that appear in the slide show each day in our DYA Daily Journal.
Here are a few more examples of his work:
ABOVE: DYA students and staff congregating on the patio outside of Duke Chapel after a shared meal.
ABOVE: Prof. Warren Smith engages DYA students following his lecture to them on the Resurrection.
ABOVE: Worship leader Matthew Nickoloff and mentor Wen Reagan lead students in a jam session following the nightly Eucharistic worship service.
ABOVE: The Processional Cross in Goodson Chapel.
Here are a few more examples of his work:
ABOVE: DYA students and staff congregating on the patio outside of Duke Chapel after a shared meal.
ABOVE: Prof. Warren Smith engages DYA students following his lecture to them on the Resurrection.
ABOVE: Worship leader Matthew Nickoloff and mentor Wen Reagan lead students in a jam session following the nightly Eucharistic worship service.
ABOVE: The Processional Cross in Goodson Chapel.Labels: Duke Youth Academy
posted by Andrew C. Thompson at 11:55 AM
3 Comments:
I'm a big fan of this event. I wonder if Dr. Edie has ever thought about developing a guide for local churches to do something similar to this with their youth?
Josh -
Funny you should mention it. Actually, there is a curriculum book in the works right now with Pilgrim Press that will present the DYA curriculum in a form that can be used by local church youth groups.
When that book appears (probably in about a year), I will definitely highlight it. A lot of us who have worked with DYA are contributing to it. In the meantime, I would highly recommend Fred Edie's book, "Book, Bath, Table, and Time." I've written a review of it, which you can find at this link:
http://www.umportal.org/article.asp?id=3902
One more thing: The Texas Annual Conference launched their own Youth Academy this summer based off of the Duke model. It also took place earlier this month, and I heard it went well.
Sounds good. I'll be looking for it!
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