Hash Church Hymns and Homilies: October 2017

Tuesday, October 24, 2017

Hash Church Hymns #160

Intro

00:17:18 - 00:20:23

00:51:16 - 00:53:16

01:43:18 - 01:45:57

01:58:15 - 01:58:54

02:06:17 - 02:07:42

02:21:14 - 02:25:23

02:50:02 - 02:52:54

03:24:24 - 03:26:45

Monday, October 16, 2017

Hash Church Hymns #159

Intro

00:15:38 - 00:18:38

01:06:31 - 01:08:25

01:08:36 - 01:11:31

01:35:05 - 01:38:13

02:10:58 - 02:13:42

02:22:29 - 02:24:04

Tuesday, October 10, 2017

Hash Church Hymns #158

Intro

00:13:25 - 00:15:39

00:37:06 - 00:38:46

01:03:52 - 01:06:20

02:13:01 - 02:14:41

02:25:34 - 02:29:35

02:43:42 - 02:46:21

What are Hash Church Hymns?

I've been watching and participating (via the chat) in hash church since episode 1. I've enjoyed and learned a lot from every one of them. Because of the dynamic/organic nature of hash church when it comes to topics (something that hopefully won't change!), it's currently very difficult to find specific information or discussions. The problem I saw from the start was how to make the information and fun times more accessible to people without necessarily having to make them wade through the entire 2-4 hour video.

This blog initiates a solution to that problem. Please consider this a start, not an end. The blog will evolve and improve over time. I would appreciate any constructive feedback.

I present a series of short (usually no more than 3 minutes) videos that will highlight a specific topic under discussion. These short videos will be initially chosen by myself, and can either stand on their own or be a sort of signpost that tells people to "look here" for more information. So the idea is that people can go through these shorter videos, arranged in a playlist (of sorts) and time-tagged. If someone likes something they hear they could go to that specific location in the full-length hash church video and hear everything in context.

This blog also does not imply, directly or indirectly, that I possess or consume cannabis. The government of the USA has decreed certain constituents of cannabis as controlled substances. The state in which I reside does have a medical program by which patients can receive cannabis (and cannabis products) as part of a medical regiment, recommended by a state-approved physician.