Stained Glass Project

There are worship leaders and there are worship visionaries. Jodi Adams is the latter. And with the debut of her Stained Glass Project, Jodi is here just in time: In time to take congregations from praise-and-worship passive to new world interactive; from two-crayon presentation (singing and preaching) to multi-sensory encounter; and from millimeters-thin worship theology to bedrock...worship practices rooted in classic Christian understandings of both God and humanity.

If you're wanting to go beyond worship as subcultural exercise to divine connection, Jodi knows the way.

-Sally Morgenthaler,          Consultant and Author

Jodi has given our church a biblical and inspiring framework for creating worship gatherings that first and foremost bless God while also actively engaging people. She is a remarkable though leader in the area of worship.

I have repeatedly seen Jodi cut through the attractional worship philosophy and lead our team into fierce and powerful conversations about the true biblical reason why we worship. Her leadership and coaching is thought provoking, culturally relevant, and Sunday-morning practical.

-Susie Grade, Neighborhood Pastor, Pathways Church Denver

Stained Glass Project is a growing forum and resource born out of the experiences of one of the Church's many prodigal children. Years after abandoning evangelicalism, Jodi Adams found herself a student of theology, church history, art and symbolism...and a worship leader in a growing evangelical church. Through her work  in various Denver churches as well as her role as a contributing editor to FaithVisuals.com and GiftedforLeadership.com, Jodi is influencing the Church's ideas for what worship could be.

Jodi's prayer as a worship leader and coach is to awaken and equip worshippers in the multi-colored expressions of community worship.

She is one more block of color in the Stained Glass Project.