Scott Fillmer

This has been done a million times but not by me, and not on this Sunday, so today I took my video camera with me from start to finish through a normal Sunday at Cornerstone Church.  The video is a little long I know, I will try to keep the rest of them down to 2-3 minutes but this one covered about 8 hours of the day.  It has a cast of many, special thanks goes out to Jack Fisher for putting up with me posting what he didn’t want me to post (always seems to work out that way with Jack) and everyone else that appears on the video.

I would like to make special mention of two songs in the video I briefly used, one was Love Love by Brett Younker and the other was Offering by Daniel Boshta and I would recommend both of their current albums, both of which are available on their websites.  I have met both of these guys and they are very passionate about what they do, so go buy some of their CD’s if you like their music.  The song Brian is singing throughout the video is Glory to God by Fee which will be released by Steve Fee in a few months.

Cornerstone has two services, one at 9 and 11 and I am usually working both or at least at both.  I edited out as much as I could to still make it flow as the day went, but it gets quite busy and hecktic at times.  We just launched a new website so check it out if you have time, and if you can make it through to the end of the video you will have seen all 4 of the leadership team at Cornerstone, Rusty, Josh, Brian, and Jack.  Enjoy.

A Day at Cornerstone Church from Scott Fillmer on Vimeo.

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A good friend of mine, Josh Agerton, left early this week for a spiritual getaway with some of his friends from up in Kentucky at Asbury (see Getting Away) and I though I would try and make him a little homesick.  These were from a shoot several weeks ago that I finally got around to editing (sorry it took so long Leslie).  If that photo below wouldn’t make a father homesick I don’t know what would.  To see the other images see The Agerton Gallery here.

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I had the privilege last night to do another photo shoot with the Cornerstone band. Being able to do a photo shoot while listening to and participating in some great praise and worship music is pretty cool. This is part of a larger collection of images (see full photo shoot set here) that Cornerstone is trying to gather, and step everything up to the next level. I am glad I can be a part of the process. Out of about 1,000 images I shot last night I edited down to about 50, then those 50 were narrowed down to about 30, which are now loaded in the full shoot session on my gallery, and I chose 5 of those for this post here. So, come meet the band.

The Cornerstone Buzz Band

Now that you are down at the bottom of the post, click on the last image to see them all in a gallery in the larger size. If you start at the top my youtube video sticks on top, sorry, haven’t figure out why yet. Hope you enjoyed the images as much as did taking them. There will be more to come, for now you can see all the current images on my gallery. Leave a comment below and tell me what you thought, or some creative critique on how to improve.

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Some days feel like a new beginning on a diverted pathway where the bend in the road has been met and a new direction is started. Not a path that will eventually meet back at the original road, but a new direction that has not yet been carved. Sometimes visiting a new church can give you a new perspective and a renewed spirit. This weekend we visited Cornerstone and enjoyed worshiping with other Believers.

cor·ner·stone /ˈkÉ”rnÉ™rËŒstoÊŠn/ Pronunciation Key – Show Spelled Pronunciation[kawr-ner-stohn] – noun

1.	a stone uniting two masonry walls at an intersection.

2.	a stone representing the nominal starting place in the construction of a monumental building, usually carved with the date and laid with appropriate ceremonies.

3.	something that is essential, indispensable, or basic: The cornerstone of democratic government is a free press.

4.	the chief foundation on which something is constructed or developed: The cornerstone of his argument was that all people are created equal.

The Lord certainly was alive in this place and after driving by their new building for more than a year we decided to visit, glad we did, thanks for a great time of worship.

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