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This is the first of a few "better late than never" posts, as I'm still playing catch up from 2009. I'm pushing through - it WILL get done. :)
First up - Elevation Church's Uptown Christmas at Belk Theater. The four services were nothing short of amazing - lasers were fired, drums came down from the ceiling, snow fell from above...and lives were changed.
If you weren't able to attend Elevation's Christmas Eve this year, you simply must get yourself to one in 2010.
Over the course of four services, there were 8,000 (!) people in attendance. It was truly an incredible sight to see when looking over the crowd.
Pastor Steven Furtick
The full gallery including images from Sean Lyon can be found HERE.
13 comments:
wow...
What an amazing praise and worship!! I have to check out your church whenever I'm in Charlotte! :) Great shots!!
SWEET!!! I wish I was there!
Amazing! I am near St. Louis but I subscribed to the podcast. I have to photograph an event like this some time. I would love to chat with you about the details.
The one shot from the upper deck is amazing
I'm pretty bad about scrolling quickly through blog reader and not ever going to blog's to comment but after seeing these I had to come tell you how amazing they are. Every last one of them. It really makes me want to go there and isn't that the purpose of church event photography?!?! What an incredible way to serve the Lord!
Amazing job!
Incredible photography. Really captured the spirit, the feel of the live event (I was there on Wed. night). You are truly a gift to Elevation Church. Thank you for sharing your talent.
Wow, these are so great! I hate I missed it, next year though.. next year! :)
Amazing photos! The shot of the packed theater brought tears to my eyes. Elevation is doing amazing things for the Kingdom and it's so awesome that you guys have documented it. :)
Incredible images. The kids and I are currently church shopping. We may have to check out Elevation.
Wow Larry on the KeyTar is flipping sweet!
Wow.. that's insane. Very nice work!
looks like a rock concert
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