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Glenn Packiam is your average pastor, band member, song writer, author.
He’s the lead pastor of new life DOWNTOWN, a congregation of New Life Church in Colorado Springs, Colorado, where he also serves on the Executive Team and the Eldership.
He is the author of Discover the Mystery of Faith, LUCKY: How the Kingdom Comes to Unlikely People, Secondhand Jesus, and Butterfly in Brazil.
Glenn was also one of the founding leaders and songwriters for the Desperation Band and has been featured on several Desperation Band and NewLifeWorship recordings. He’s written and co-writing several well-loved worship songs, like “Your Name” and “My Savior Lives.” Glenn recently released an iTunes LP called,”The Mystery of Faith,” in addition to the EP, The Kingdom Comes (2011), and a full-length album, Rumors and Revelations (2009), all with Integrity Music.
Glenn was also one of the founding leaders and songwriters for the Desperation Band and has been featured on several Desperation Band and NewLifeWorship recordings. He’s written and co-writing several well-loved worship songs, like “Your Name” and “My Savior Lives.” Glenn recently released an iTunes LP called,”The Mystery of Faith,” in addition to the EP, The Kingdom Comes (2011), and a full-length album, Rumors and Revelations (2009), all with Integrity Music.
Glenn, his wife, Holly, their four children are enjoying life in the shadow of the mighty Rocky Mountains.
Glen joins on the show today to talk about his journey of being a non-denominational pastor, being ordained as a Anglican priest, and falling in love with liturgy.
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I am a Pentecostal Pastor bur but I grew up Presbyterian. A few years ago I found myself missing responsive readings and the catechism. I thought it was my form of mid-life crisis. I am not where near as far as Glenn but I slip in the Lord’s prayer and the Apostles Creed. I also wear a stole on occasion on the big holiday’s, when serving communion and baptisms. I love being part of a Pentecostal church but I think we have lost a a lot of the good historic traditions. I hope I can slowly bring them back.