📍 52 Churches in 52 Weeks in 8 Minutes
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
- Want to see what 52 Churches in 52 Weeks looked like in eight minutes?
52 Churches in 52 Weeks is a spiritual adventure that explores various churches throughout the United States. Catholic, Protestant, Latter-day Saint, and various churches in between. This is a world-wide view of the various routes and destinations taken for Round 2, with quick clips of what church looked like inside.
In the end, the total distance travelled came to 31,569.4 miles of driving.
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⛪ 52 Churches in 52 Weeks is a weekly spiritual series that worships at different churches throughout the United States. The project aims to exemplify love, understanding, and bridge the gap between different Christ-focused religious affiliations. If you'd like to see what happens next, LIKE, SUBSCRIBE and hit NOTIFICATIONS.
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Tried something new with this map animation. Let me know what you think!
Love it! Very cool idea, Dave!! 😊
Love your videos! And travels!
So interesting to see our brothers and sisters from different faith traditions! 🙏🏻
The Church of Jesus Christ gets railed on relentlessly, but you were fair and kind. ☀️❤️
Thank you.
Wow that puts things into perspective- traveling for testimony- you are now entering the mission field … indeed!
Exciting stuff! Great job conveying the sense of discovery; I feel like I'm living vicariously through your travels!🙏🏻
Part of me wishes you'd also shown a financial fuel tally; we either need to get you a gas fund, or a travel-housing plan. I'm sure many of us would love to host you, and you're making us groan, watching you go back and forth every trip! 😁🕊️
Thanks for watching. Been curious too, I got behind on tracking the travel expenses since it adds up fast. I dislike asking for money since I'd feel weird about that, but if another 52in52 happens, a better way may be for a donation of a tank or gallon of gas.
I'm glad you found what you were searching for
Really cool that you worked your way through all kinds of Churches
This was a cool video, I hope we don’t take for granted the time that you have put into this project. Your doing amazing things, God bless!
Thank you for all of it, David. Much appreciated. I have definitely grown from my interactions with you.
Wow! You have invested time and travel. You’ve had some important life discoveries by doing this I am sure.
Awwwwww. Fabulous! Been waiting for your next one! 😊
More to come!
That is an impressive cross section of Latter-day Saint churches, wow!
That was such a good animation! I was glad to see all your travels.
That's a lot of miles and many churches visited. Love this!
Wow, this really puts the whole endeavor into perspective. Awesome videoǃ
52~ ssuper-really awesome masterpiece~;))
Glad you liked it!
Glad to see another vid.
Your making me kinda jealous cuz I love traveling, but you have a purpose instead of just sightseeing 👍
That’s a lot of miles brother! Cool visual!
Wow! This is is actually incredible to see! The dedication you have... It's honestly been your life calling, or at least the beginning of it! I am sure God has so much more in store for you. The amount of time and money you have put in to this is remarkable. Do you actually DRIVE to all of these locations? I assumed you flew here to Utah at least!😲 I would LOVE to do road trips like this though. You are very blessed 😊
There are some beautiful Houses of Worship in this country! Thanks for sharing your Faith Journey!
I’m still waiting for the St. George Temple open house tour… Did I miss that one?
Thanks for watching. Nope, hope to have that one released in 2-3 weeks. Holidays threw things off.
Very cool. I love watching all that you are doing
I love all of your videos. This one is a special one.
Loved it!😊❤🎉
I have wondered what happened with your journey regarding The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints?
Stay tuned for more LDS visits. In between, I've been visiting my local ward the past several weeks and learning more.
Wow, I loved this.
Once you go to an lds church something about it just hits different. (In a good way) Can’t explain it. When I tried going to other churches after that they just never felt the same
Wow !!
Awesome perspective on all the real-world travel involved in your journey.
Loved seeing myself at 7:04. 😁
Very cool! What software did you use?
The animation map comes from an app called Mult.dev.
They're working on a photos feature, but it's very buggy in its current version. With this, a lot of editing was added.
I have a question: When did you start your jorney? And when did it end?
The first round was October 2014-15. This video when the concept was revised was between end of April 2022 - early May 2023.
Orthodox, Catholic, and others you visited have closed communion, which means it's not necessarily uncommon or "mean" to have boundaries like some Lutherans. Mormon and Oneness are anti-Trinity, which is not a small issue. Most of the churches you visited don't accept infant baptism (they're basically all Baptist churches) and would ask you to be rebaptized. So... do you boil it down to right doctrine or do you go with feelings and how welcome you feel? If only 'right doctrine' churches could be consistently both, eh?
Roadside churches looked small ;)
Those roadside chapels are something different! Very unique history.
So amazing you won't regret it I simply love your faith having myself being born into the church I cannot fathom the faith you must have but then again when you know you know and at 29 I was truly converted and have never looked back congratulations from New Zealand ❤❤x
So 52 churches later, what's your takeaway?
Great question. Think the Reader's Digest version was love thy neighbor. Instead of coming away knowing more, it humbles you in a way that questions yourself, 'what else do I not know.'