Source has hosted a unique Good Friday service since 2003. Unique, creative, experimental collaboration are all words that is had lived up to. We have had 20-30 artist and performers involved each year that have assisted the goal of presenting to the observer and audience a glimpse of Christ and his embracing the cross a different look than they have experienced before whether someone was raised in the church or have little connection.

Stations of the Cross are a church tradition that goes back 100's of years. Many cathedrals and traditional churches have dedicated stain glass and installations to the 14 traditional stations that are a snapshot of moments beginning with Christ being condemned in the Garden until his body was laid in the tomb less than 24 hours later.

Dis-grace: embraces the irony of the Christ, which is the conduit of God's grace unto mankind, had to suffer the ultimate suffering and disgrace on a crucifixion.

Good Friday service.
Stations: We have expanded the traditional stations to include some glimpse of the Last Supper (which was a Seder - Passover meal), which was held on the same night just before he was condemned. We start with looking at Abraham, and the first Passover to give the Last supper and Christ actions context.

General Format: is having a visual (which are displayed in our gallery) and a performance vignette connected with our Stations of the cross (we have modified them inspired by the traditional stations of the cross). Individuals can provide both (the performance and visual) or just one. Videos with sound are typically considered both the performance vignette and the visual.