Len Wilson
Better Song Backgrounds
My favorite way to do song backgrounds in worship is not shifting blobs of color. Most large, contemporary-style worship services have settled into a routine for worship…
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Article Screens in Worship: Top 10 Questions
No matter what happens at seminars and conferences on images in worship, when it comes to Q&A time, it's always the same basic set of questions. These are the basic concepts…
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Article Five Sensory Strategies
In Experiential Marketing, author Bernd Schmitt articulates a typology to replace the “features and benefits” approach to advertising, which has dominated marketing…
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Blog Personal Branding: Is It Destroying Civilization?
Remember Ickey Woods? He played running back for the Cincinnati Bengals in the late 80s and early 90s, when they were actually decent. He invented a special end zone dance called…
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Blog Baptism Dilemma
At this point, a lot of my childhood memory is indistinguishable from my childhood artifacts. What I think I remember in many cases is nothing more than knowledge of a Polaroid or …
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Blog 'Attractional' vs. 'Missional'?
Talk about spectacle. 13,000 people. Rock concert quality music. Gobo lighting. Standing room only seating for… a church conference? This, my friends, is a photo of…
About This Author
Len Wilson is Director of Media and Communications at Peachtree Presbyterian Church in Atlanta, GA.
Len is a leader in the worship field with an emphasis on the use of image. He has 15 years of experience in the local church and has spoken at hundreds of conferences on the use of art and media in ministry. Over the last decade, he co-founded and operated two digital media firms: Midnight Oil Productions and Lumicon Digital Productions. He pioneered digital worship for congregations as Media Minister for Ginghamsburg United Methodist Church in the 1990s and holds a Master of Arts in Religious Communication from United Theological Seminary in Dayton.
An Abingdon author, he has written five books on media and worship including Taking Flight with Creativity: Worship Design Teams That Work (2009),The Wired Church 2.0 (2008), Design Matters: Creating Powerful Imagery for Worship (2006), Digital Storytellers: The Art of Communicating the Gospel in Worship (2002) and The Wired Church: Making Media Ministry (1999).
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