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McNair Mail
Vol.3 /No.10 from the Ministry of Imagination
=B3They upgraded the mustard,
and down graded the sandwich=B2
- - McNair on
United
Airlines in-flight =B3snack=B2
McNair Mail No. 3.10 (yr/mon) following a grand weekend in Houston and a
hockey game in Denver (Boston won). Another sunny and warm October day here
in the cities by the Bay. Herein thoughts, news, and imaginings of C.McNair
Wilson. Available FREE at www.McNairWilson.com. These musings are meant to
coax, cajole and communicate with friends and passersby. Please ask before
reprinting any part of McNair Mail. Company, in-house, newsletters, and
church bulletins are accepted: attribution to C.McNair Wilson and =B3McNair
Mail=B2 or www.McNairWilson.com.
More than a haircut
GLORY!
Bibbo (bee=B9 boe). On San Francisco=B9s Union square is a salon where I get my
hair edited. The shop is named Bibbo and so is the owner. I began with
Bibbo, himself, cutting my hair. One day, he was visiting his native Brazil
and I was placed in the magical hands of Yasuyo, a delightful Japanese woma=
n
who takes pampering to new heights. She has been =B3handling=B2 me for a year
now. A few weeks back, Yasuyo was gone and Bibbo was her back up. The salon
was uncharacteristically quiet that day, Bibbo and I were not. He is always
engaging, effusive, efulgent, and encouraging. Having Bibbo cut your
hair--at which he is a master--is merely an excuse for being in his
presence. He ALWAYS makes me feel good about myself. =B3Delightful to
see you, McNair=B2 He will exclaim from across the room. Sitting in his
station he I ask who some of his more fascination clients were. =B3The other
day,=B2 Bibbo began quickly as though he=B9d rehearsed his answer. =B3A very
wealth woman, who I have worked with for many years came in wearing a hat
and dark glasses. She sat without speaking to any of my staff.=B2 He stopped
to get my attention and make a funny face. I=B9d call it =8Cpuckered.=B9 Bibbo
continued, =B3I don=B9t want to talk to anyone today, just cut my hair and leav=
e
me alone. This was a big announcement she is making to me.=B2 Again with the
puckered face.
=B3But who is she to come to my salon with so much negativity, to
ignore my staff, and be so bossy and mean spirited?=B2 Then, placing his open
hand, with fingers stretched apart to make his hand even bigger, Bibbo
placed his hand on his chest and proclaim with ferocious passion, =B3But I
came here with GLORY in me to share with everyone. You have no right to sto=
p
me from fill the world with the reason I was put on earth!=B2
As my eyes welled up with tears I smiled from ear-to-ear. Glory! is
precisely what I always received from Bibbo even he was not the one editing
my thick curls. Glory, it=B9s what we all exude when we consciously and
vibrantly pursue our dreams. Bibbo does that ever day as an employer, hair
stylist, husband and father or four beautiful children. He brings out my
glory and makes me want to continue doing it in others.
Two nights ago, my favorite waitress at Fog City Diner and I were
chatting about my Imaginuity work. =B3What do you do in your workshops?=B2
Asking for clarity.
=B3I assist folks in---well, let me ask you. If failure was not an
option and your rent and other expenses would be taken care of, what would
you like to be doing in your life, right now?=B2
=B3Acting.=B2 She barked quickly and almost defiantly as if to say.
=B3Well, DUH! You know, McNair, I want to act!=B2
=B3Great!=B2 I shot back. =B3So what are you willing to do to make that
happen--to have =8Cacting=B9 as the thing you do, primarily? What hard choices
and maybe personal sacrifices will you make to live your GLORY?=B2 Angela, of
course, asked about the =8Cglory=B9 reference and told about Bibbo and the angr=
y
client. Rather I stood and re-enacted Bibbo with hand on chest (=B3Glory in
me=B2) and then enormous, bravura gesture as he demonstrates sharing the glor=
y
with everyone.
=B3Are you ready to live your GLORY?=B2 We=B9re all waiting to see it.
=20
Now Playing
McNair=B9s NEW One-Man Show! [No. 3 in a series]
THE FIFTH GOSPEL -my original one-man play (created in 1972) was performed
(by me) six times this past Summer. After 31 years and over 1400
performances I still enjoy it and so do audiences. When I created FROM UP
HERE in 1996 it quickly became the show I was doing most often. (Latest
performance 10/25, Lakewood Church, Koinonia Cafe, Houston).
A brand new piece has joined the McRepetoire: RAISED IN
CAPTIVITY-LIVE! Stories of a Life-Long Churchaholic. A performance version
of the stories, colorful characters and recollections in my new book of the
same title. In two performances last week at Bill Gather=B9s Praise Gathering
(600-800 each show) the audience laughed and later, through tears, thanked
me for releasing them from old =B3stuff=B2 dragged through lives lived in
=B3churchianity.=B2 Several pastors expressed their desire to =B3have all my
people hear your stories, McNair.=B2 One said, =B3Your words will heal a lot o=
f
people.=B2 A pastor and friend shared over a late meal. =B3This is an important
piece, McNair.=B2 During two one hour performances I used 90 minutes of
material--some repeated, some not--including stories NOT in the book.
Big Discount on Normal Honorarium! To get RAISED IN CAPTIVITY-LIVE!
out to the maximum number of people--quickly--we are offering a greatly
reduced honorarium for ANYONE booking Raised In Captivity-LIVE! between now
and the end of January 2004 if you are within a day=B9s drive of the Bay area
or a non-stop flight away from the SF Bay area. AND, schedule permitting, I
will throw in Sunday morning FREE to do a 5-7 minute preview of the show in
your AM services of the show to be performed that evening. Call Tim Grable
NOW [ 1-866-333-8663 ]before the Sunday you want is taken. How about a
"desert theatre" in with your church family inviting friends who used to go
to church, but are turned off or wounded. Raised in Captivity-LIVE! will
offer them another chance to be a part of God=B9s family. This is great for a
Friday and Saturday evening =B3date night=B2, desert theatre. Or set it up like
a comedy club with small tables, candles and munchies, soft drinks and
flavored coffees. This show has a real stand-up comedy feel to it, yet
filled with a cast of goofy, memorable church characters everyone will
recognize. Come early, get a good seat.
Good Night, Mr. Yaconelli
Saying Good-bye to a Friend
This past Wednesday , a long time friend, Mike Yaconelli, died in an auto
accident near his home in Yreka, California. The Summer of my twelfth year =
I
went to "Camp Rancho" at Forest Home. The two top wranglers were Wayne Rice
and Mike Yaconelli. Putting Wayne and Mike in charge of junior highers is
like turning the pharmacy over to drug addicts. While the camp slept we
goofed off in the camp office. Not long after we goofed off in the Youth
Specialties office in downtown San Diego. I'd been hired as art director of
their new mag--The Wittenburg Door. At Camp, on staff at The Door and in
thirty years of speaking and teaching at YS conventions Mike always
encourage me to be me. Yac's anger at churhianity, passion for youth
ministry and unrelenting pursuit of bristling faith-in-action have inspired
me for nearly FORTY years! Beneath Yac's ranting and the sarcasm was a
tender heart. He loved God, Karla (wife), his great kids, and life. Best of
all, Mike let us all be part of that life through his passionate teaching,
poetic writing and piercing wit. After tears I thanked our Creator for
sending us the "Prophet Yac" to rant and roar and bless our lives. His
sixty-one-derful years among us were grace-full! We have laughed to the
point of tears, late into many nights and I am proud to have called him
friend. More on all this at www.youthspecialties.com--news articles,
memorial services info and a forum--"Yaconelli Reflections"--where I posted
the following:
A Reading for the Prophet Mike
We tapped our feet to the music.
And Mike said, =B3Get up and dance!=B2
We stood and sang.=20
And Mike said, =B3Stand on your chairs and shout!=B2
We read our Bibles.
And Mike said, =B3Write your questions in the margins.=B2
We were confused by words from the pulpit.
And Mike said, =B3Yell, Baloney.=B2
We sought Truth.
And Mike said, =B3Beats the hell out of me. Try this.=B2
We looked for fool proof methods for ministry.
And Mike said, =B3It=B9s gonna get messy around here.=B2
We asked God to help us when Jesus died.
And God said, =B3I will send another comforter, and Mike.=B2
Here ends the lesson.
C. McNair Wilson,
A follower of Jesus, and Mike
Messy wisdom=20
McMedia!
My friend Mike Yaconelli was a tenacious theologian who has pushed so many
of us to ask the harder questions of our faith. His books, Dangerous Wonder
and Messy Spirituality are both sturdy examinations of personal faith and a
valuable read for Christian believers, ardent seekers, and honest skeptics.
I have read both, twice, and will reread them again--soon. Join me inside
=B3Yac=B9s=B2 mind and heart. You will be changed.
Big Contest
McScavenger Hunt
What kind of "theatre" is my new show, "Raised in Captivity-LIVE!" suited
for? (If you won in the last six months, give the other kids a chance to
win, please.) First correct respondent will get a signed copy of RAISED IN
CAPTIVITITY (the misspelled cover edition) THeir are a few of these
collector's items left, but they won't last long. $20. + $5 p/h. Checks to
"McNair" send to address below.
Brainstorming Secrets . . .
New Book Heading Toward Finish Line!
YES, AND...Brainstorming Secrets of a Theme Park Designer is written! It
will be edited by my new friend by the delightful Nina, who honed the
stories in my last tome, Raised in Captivity. I am hard at the task of
illustrations--lots of doodle to give it a sketchbook feel. Stay tuned to
McNair Mail for the first word on availability. Also TWO new video
coming....for current books and videos visit home base:
www.McNairWilson.com
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(415) 995-1964
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No. 3.10 (yr/mon) following a grand weekend in Houston and a hockey game in =
Denver (Boston won). Another sunny and warm October day here in the cities b=
y the Bay. Herein thoughts, news, and imaginings of C.McNair Wilson. Availab=
le <B>FREE</B> at <B>www.McNairWilson.com</B>. These musings are meant to co=
ax, cajole and communicate with friends and passersby. Please ask before rep=
rinting any part of McNair Mail. Company, in-house, newsletters, and church =
bulletins are accepted: attribution to C.McNair Wilson and =B3<B>McNair</B> <B=
>Mail=B2 </B>or<B> www.McNairWilson.com.<BR>
</B></FONT><FONT COLOR=3D"#5918BB"><BR>
</FONT><FONT COLOR=3D"#A6000C"><FONT SIZE=3D"2">More than a haircut<BR>
</FONT></FONT><FONT COLOR=3D"#6C18B0"><FONT FACE=3D"Arial Black">GLORY!<BR>
</FONT></FONT><FONT FACE=3D"Arial Black"><FONT COLOR=3D"#2F8B20"><BR>
</FONT></FONT><FONT COLOR=3D"#298968"><B>Bibbo </B>(bee=B9 boe). On San Francis=
co=B9s Union square is a salon where I get my hair edited. The shop is named B=
ibbo and so is the owner. I began with Bibbo, himself, cutting my hair. One =
day, he was visiting his native Brazil and I was placed in the magical hands=
of Yasuyo, a delightful Japanese woman who takes pampering to new heights. =
She has been =B3handling=B2 me for a year now. A few weeks back, Yasuyo was gone=
and Bibbo was her back up. The salon was uncharacteristically quiet that da=
y, Bibbo and I were not. He is always engaging, effusive, efulgent, and enco=
uraging. Having Bibbo cut your hair--at which he is a master--is merely an e=
xcuse for being in his presence. He ALWAYS makes me feel good about myself. =
=B3Delightful to see you, McNa=
ir=B2 He will exclaim from across the room. Sitting in his station he I ask wh=
o some of his more fascination clients were. =B3The other day,=B2 Bibbo began qu=
ickly as though he=B9d rehearsed his answer. =B3A very wealth woman, who I have =
worked with for many years came in wearing a hat and dark glasses. She sat w=
ithout speaking to any of my staff.=B2 He stopped to get my attention and make=
a funny face. I=B9d call it =8Cpuckered.=B9 Bibbo continued, =B3I don=B9t want to tal=
k to anyone today, just cut my hair and leave me alone. This was a big annou=
ncement she is making to me.=B2 Again with the puckered face.<BR>
=B3But who is she to come to my sa=
lon with so much negativity, to ignore my staff, and be so bossy and mean sp=
irited?=B2 Then, placing his open hand, with fingers stretched apart to make h=
is hand even bigger, Bibbo placed his hand on his chest and proclaim with fe=
rocious passion, =B3But I came here with GLORY in me to share with everyone. Y=
ou have no right to stop me from fill the world with the reason I was put on=
earth!=B2<BR>
As my eyes welled up with tears =
I smiled from ear-to-ear. Glory! is precisely what I always received from Bi=
bbo even he was not the one editing my thick curls. Glory, it=B9s what we all =
exude when we consciously and vibrantly pursue our dreams. Bibbo does that e=
ver day as an employer, hair stylist, husband and father or four beautiful c=
hildren. He brings out my glory and makes me want to continue doing it in ot=
hers.<BR>
Two nights ago, my favorite wait=
ress at Fog City Diner and I were chatting about my Imaginuity work. =B3What d=
o you do in your workshops?=B2 Asking for clarity. <BR>
=B3I assist folks in---well, let m=
e ask you. If failure was not an option and your rent and other expenses wou=
ld be taken care of, what would you like to be doing in your life, right now=
?=B2<BR>
=B3Acting.=B2 She barked quickly and=
almost defiantly as if to say. =B3Well, DUH! You know, McNair, I want to act!=
=B2<BR>
=B3Great!=B2 I shot back. =B3So what a=
re you willing to do to make that happen--to have =8Cacting=B9 as the thing you =
do, primarily? What hard choices and maybe personal sacrifices will you make=
to live your GLORY?=B2 Angela, of course, asked about the =8Cglory=B9 reference a=
nd told about Bibbo and the angry client. Rather I stood and re-enacted Bibb=
o with hand on chest (=B3Glory in me=B2) and then enormous, bravura gesture as h=
e demonstrates sharing the glory with everyone.<BR>
=B3Are you ready to live your GLOR=
Y?=B2 We=B9re all waiting to see it.<BR>
<BR>
</FONT><FONT COLOR=3D"#A6000C"><FONT SIZE=3D"2">Now Playing<BR>
</FONT></FONT><FONT COLOR=3D"#6C18B0"><FONT FACE=3D"Arial Black">McNair=B9s NEW O=
ne-Man Show!</FONT> [No. 3 in a series]<BR>
</FONT><FONT COLOR=3D"#2F8B20"><FONT SIZE=3D"1"><FONT FACE=3D"Arial Black"><BR>
</FONT></FONT></FONT><FONT COLOR=3D"#18605A"><B>THE FIFTH GOSPEL </B>-my orig=
inal one-man play (created in 1972) was performed (by me) six times this pas=
t Summer. After 31 years and over 1400 performances I still enjoy it and so =
do audiences. When I created <B>FROM UP HERE</B> in 1996 it quickly became t=
he show I was doing most often. (Latest performance 10/25, Lakewood Church, =
Koinonia Cafe, Houston). <BR>
<B> A brand new piece</B> has joi=
ned the McRepetoire: </FONT><FONT COLOR=3D"#6C18B0"><FONT FACE=3D"Arial Black">R=
AISED IN CAPTIVITY-LIVE!</FONT></FONT><FONT FACE=3D"Arial Black"><FONT COLOR=3D"=
#18605A"> </FONT></FONT><FONT COLOR=3D"#5918BB"><FONT FACE=3D"Gadget">Stories of=
a Life-Long Churchaholic.</FONT></FONT><FONT COLOR=3D"#18605A"><B> </B>A perf=
ormance version of the stories, colorful characters and recollections in my =
new book of the same title. In two performances last week at Bill Gather=B9s P=
raise Gathering (600-800 each show) the audience laughed and later, through =
tears, thanked me for releasing them from old =B3stuff=B2 dragged through lives =
lived in =B3churchianity.=B2 Several pastors expressed their desire to =B3have all=
my people hear your stories, McNair.=B2 One said, =B3Your words will heal=
a lot of people.=B2 A pastor and friend shared over a late meal. =B3This is an =
important piece, McNair.=B2 During two one hour performances I used 90 m=
inutes of material--some repeated, some not--including stories NOT in the bo=
ok.<BR>
</FONT><FONT COLOR=3D"#6C18B0"><FONT FACE=3D"Gadget"> &=
nbsp; Big Discount on Normal Honorarium!</FONT></FONT><FONT FACE=3D=
"Gadget"><FONT COLOR=3D"#18605A"> </FONT></FONT><FONT COLOR=3D"#18605A">To get <=
B>RAISED IN CAPTIVITY-LIVE!</B> out to the maximum number of people--quickly=
--we are offering a greatly reduced honorarium for ANYONE booking <B>Raised =
In Captivity-LIVE!</B> between now and the end of January 2004 if you are wi=
thin a day=B9s drive of the Bay area or a non-stop flight away from the SF Bay=
area. AND, schedule permitting, I will throw in Sunday morning <B>FREE</B> =
to do a 5-7 minute preview of the show in your AM services of the show to be=
performed that evening. Call <B>Tim Grable </B>NOW [ <B>1-866-333-8663</B> =
]before the Sunday you want is taken. How about a "desert theatre"=
in with your church family inviting friends who used to go to church, but a=
re turned off or wounded. <B>Raised in Captivity-LIVE!</B> will offer them a=
nother chance to be a part of God=B9s family. This is great for a Friday and S=
aturday evening =B3date night=B2, desert theatre. Or set it up like a comedy clu=
b with small tables, candles and munchies, soft drinks and flavored coffees.=
This show has a real stand-up comedy feel to it, yet filled with a cast of =
goofy, memorable church characters everyone will recognize. Come early, get =
a good seat.<BR>
</FONT><FONT COLOR=3D"#A6000C"><BR>
<FONT SIZE=3D"2">Good Night, Mr. Yaconelli<BR>
</FONT></FONT><FONT COLOR=3D"#6C18B0"><FONT FACE=3D"Arial Black">Saying Good-by=
e to a Friend<BR>
</FONT></FONT><FONT COLOR=3D"#18605A"><FONT SIZE=3D"1"><BR>
</FONT></FONT><FONT COLOR=3D"#187534">This past Wednesday , a long time frien=
d, Mike Yaconelli, died in an auto accident near his home in Yreka, Californ=
ia. <FONT FACE=3D"Verdana">The Summer of my twelfth year I went to "Camp =
Rancho" at Forest Home. The two top wranglers were Wayne Rice and Mike =
Yaconelli. Putting Wayne and Mike in charge of junior highers is like turnin=
g the pharmacy over to drug addicts. While the camp slept we goofed off in t=
he camp office. Not long after we goofed off in the Youth Specialties office=
in downtown San Diego. I'd been hired as art director of their new mag--The=
Wittenburg Door. At Camp, on staff at The Door and in thirty years of speak=
ing and teaching at YS conventions Mike always encourage me to be me. Yac's =
anger at churhianity, passion for youth ministry and unrelenting pursuit of =
bristling faith-in-action have inspired me for nearly FORTY years! Beneath Y=
ac's ranting and the sarcasm was a tender heart. He loved God, Karla (wife),=
his great kids, and life. Best of all, Mike let us all be part of that life=
through his passionate teaching, poetic writing and piercing wit. After tea=
rs I thanked our Creator for sending us the "Prophet Yac" to rant =
and roar and bless our lives. His sixty-one-derful years among us were grace=
-full! We have laughed to the point of tears, late into many nights and I am=
proud to have called him friend. </FONT>More on all this at <B>www.youthspe=
cialties.com</B>--news articles, memorial services info and a forum--"Y=
aconelli Reflections"--where I posted the following:<BR>
</FONT><FONT COLOR=3D"#800080"><FONT FACE=3D"New York"><BR>
</FONT></FONT><FONT FACE=3D"New York"><FONT COLOR=3D"#5918BB"><H4><U>A Reading =
for the Prophet Mike<BR>
</U></H4><BR>
We tapped our feet to the music.<BR>
<I> And Mike said, =B3Get up and dance!=B2<BR>
</I>We stood and sang. <BR>
<I> And Mike said, =B3Stand on your chairs and shout!=B2<BR>
</I>We read our Bibles.<BR>
<I> And Mike said, =B3Write your questions in the margins.=B2=
<BR>
</I>We were confused by words from the pulpit.<BR>
<I> And Mike said, =B3Yell, Baloney.=B2<BR>
</I>We sought Truth.<BR>
<I> And Mike said, =B3Beats the hell out of me. Try this.=B2<=
BR>
</I>We looked for fool proof methods for ministry.<BR>
<I> And Mike said, =B3It=B9s gonna get messy around here.=B2<BR=
>
</I>We asked God to help us when Jesus died.<BR>
<I> And God said, =B3I will send another comforter, and Mik=
e.=B2<BR>
</I><BR>
Here ends the lesson.<BR>
<BR>
C. McNair Wilson,<BR>
A follower of Jesus, and Mike<BR>
</FONT></FONT><FONT COLOR=3D"#A6000C"><FONT SIZE=3D"2"><BR>
Messy wisdom <BR>
</FONT></FONT><FONT COLOR=3D"#6C18B0"><FONT FACE=3D"Arial Black">McMedia!<BR>
</FONT></FONT><FONT COLOR=3D"#18605A"><FONT SIZE=3D"1"><BR>
</FONT></FONT><FONT COLOR=3D"#298968">My friend <B>Mike Yaconelli </B>was a t=
enacious theologian who has pushed so many of us to ask the harder questions=
of our faith. His books, <B>Dangerous Wonder</B> and <B>Messy Spirituality =
</B>are both sturdy examinations of personal faith and a valuable read for C=
hristian believers, ardent seekers, and honest skeptics. I have read both, t=
wice, and will reread them again--soon. Join me inside =B3Yac=B9s=B2 mind and hear=
t. You will be changed.<BR>
</FONT><BR>
<FONT COLOR=3D"#A6000C">Big Contest<BR>
</FONT><FONT COLOR=3D"#6C18B0"><FONT FACE=3D"Arial Black">McScavenger Hunt<BR>
</FONT></FONT><FONT COLOR=3D"#298968">What kind of "theatre" is my =
new show, "Raised in Captivity-LIVE!" suited for? (If you won in t=
he last six months, give the other kids a chance to win, please.) First corr=
ect respondent will get a signed copy of <B>RAISED IN CAPTIVITITY</B> (the m=
isspelled cover edition) THeir are a few of these collector's items left, bu=
t they won't last long. $20. + $5 p/h. Checks to "McNair" send to =
address below. <BR>
</FONT><FONT COLOR=3D"#A6000C"><FONT FACE=3D"Geneva"><BR>
</FONT>Brainstorming Secrets . . .<BR>
</FONT><FONT COLOR=3D"#6C18B0"><FONT FACE=3D"Arial Black">New Book Heading Towa=
rd Finish Line!<BR>
</FONT></FONT><FONT COLOR=3D"#18605A"><BR>
</FONT><FONT COLOR=3D"#298968"><B>YES, AND...Brainstorming Secrets of a Theme=
Park Designer </B>is written! It will be edited by my new friend by the del=
ightful Nina, who honed the stories in my last tome, Raised in Captivity. I =
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