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Marty is the current president of the Mt. Holly Athletic Association (MHAA).  He also spends a lot of time at Tuckaseegee Park umpiring youth baseball games.  He graduated from East Gaston in 1994 and currently lives in Lucia.  In this episode we discuss Marty's background, the history and current state of the MHAA, and what it's like umpiring baseball. Outro song written and performed by Justin Aswell Blackwood.

Marty is the current president of the Mt. Holly Athletic Association (MHAA).  He also spends a lot of time at Tuckaseegee Park umpiring youth baseball games.  He graduated from East Gaston in 1994 and currently lives in Lucia.  In this episode we discuss Marty's background, the history and current state of the MHAA, and what it's like umpiring baseball. Outro song written and performed by Justin Aswell Blackwood.

#29: Marty Taylor

What do you do when, right in the middle of dress rehearsals of one of the biggest events your church does, you discover you’re not that church anymore? That what you’ve done for years and years no longer seems appropriate. That’s the question that Church on the Move was faced with in 2015 as Marty Taylor was leading the creative arts department. What seemed like a creative decision on the surface turned out to be a cultural decision towards vulnerability and authenticity.   Find show notes to the podcast episode at practicalworshipblog.com/podcast5.

What do you do when, right in the middle of dress rehearsals of one of the biggest events your church does, you discover you’re not that church anymore? That what you’ve done for years and years no longer seems appropriate. That’s the question that Church on the Move was faced with in 2015 as Marty Taylor was leading the creative arts department. What seemed like a creative decision on the surface turned out to be a cultural decision towards vulnerability and authenticity.   Find show notes to the podcast episode at <a href="http://practicalworshipblog.com/podcast5" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">practicalworshipblog.com/podcast5</a>.

Marty Taylor on the importance of authenticity and vulnerability and moving away from the wow factor on Sunday

Marty Taylor is Arts Director at Church on the Move in Tulsa, OK. He is an award-winning creative director and producer with 25 years of experience in design, television, theater and creative church ministry. His career has given him opportunity as both an artist and a technician and provided unique perspective into both worlds and how they can thrive in harmony together. He's passionate about developing artists and technicians to create excellence and innovation through the church. Marty has been married for 20 years and has 3 children, whom he believes are his finest production yet.    In today's episode, we discuss topics such as maintaining a creative culture, developing and leading a team, and what is next for Church as a whole, creatively speaking. 

Marty Taylor is Arts Director at Church on the Move in Tulsa, OK. He is an award-winning creative director and producer with 25 years of experience in design, television, theater and creative church ministry. His career has given him opportunity as both an artist and a technician and provided unique perspective into both worlds and how they can thrive in harmony together. He's passionate about developing artists and technicians to create excellence and innovation through the church. Marty has been married for 20 years and has 3 children, whom he believes are his finest production yet.  In today's episode, we discuss topics such as maintaining a creative culture, developing and leading a team, and what is next for Church as a whole, creatively speaking.

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