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Why We’re Leaving Social Media

Recently, Porchlight posted the last (planned) social media content for the foreseeable future. Since you’ll hear and see less from us there, we wanted to explain ourselves a bit, and invite you into some better ways to connect with Porchlight.

First off, we recognize  some productive uses for social media platforms. Lots of the artists we work to support have robust social media presences. Since most all of us use these various platforms, we probably don’t have to argue too much for their potential benefit.

Nonetheless, we’ve decided that, for our organization and work, social media conflicts almost centrally with our mission at Porchlight. I’d like to explain why.

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The time will come when we can safely gather again, seeing each other’s faces, shaking hands, and embracing. I long for the energy of sharing meaningful experiences together again.

When we’re finally able to gather like this again, let’s make the most of it. And there’s only one thing that can draw people together like family: live music (and food, of course!). Someone once told me they love live music because of the “feeling of togetherness.” I think that’s a feeling we could all use right about now.

But restrictions around COVID-19 will keep live music and entertainment venues closed for longer than almost anything else. This is tragic; but in it, we see an opportunity for all of us.

2015 Dinner and Artist Showcase

2015 Artist Showcase

Dear friends,

With great joy and anticipation, we cordially invite you to the Nehemiah Foundation for Cultural Renewal’s very first Dinner and Artist Showcase!

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No, it's not a trap. We promise not to bombard your email inbox. In fact, most people complain we don't send enough emails! But here's what you can expect:

  1. In the following week or so you'll get a few messages. These are individually designed to catch you up on all the great things we're doing!
  2. Once you're caught up, you can expect (on average) one email a month, keeping you updated on the progress we're making toward our mission to liberate Christian creativity.
  3. And once you have a handle on our work, we can try to get you plugged in. Maybe you're an artist who wants to get more involved. Maybe you want to keep tabs on our projects. Whatever has drawn you to our work, this is the best way to get plugged in.

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