Welcome! From projection screens to professions of faith, from sacraments to song selections this is where worship teams and planners can connect with others about all aspects of worship.
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This webinar with several church and public figures across Canada will offer advice and resources regarding re-establishing public worship safely during COVID-19 restrictions and limits.
This dramatic Easter presentation has a strong scriptural foundation and engages worshipers in a creative, participatory manner.
What better time than this to practice a spiritual discipline of lament?
By Eugene Peterson, adapted for our current circumstances by Reformed Worship.
The following liturgies are intended to guide worshipers who are sheltering at home through the patterns of worship.
How does the church worship virtually? How might we worship in small groups, with family and children, or as individuals? Here are some resources to help.
Kingdom and Cross: these two things are often kept separate. But if the story of Jesus tells us anything, it's that the Kingdom comes through the Cross.
Know of a great Lent resource? Let us know in the comments below.
I hope this Christmas playlist is a blessing to you!
What are some of your favorite Christmas songs? Share below and help us make a Spotify playlist.
Is there a devotional you plan to use this Advent? A song that moves you? A habit that stills you?
Isn’t it strange that while society is so eager to begin celebrating Christmas, it is equally quick to drop it like a hot potato?
Curious, what songs are you singing this Advent and Christmas season?
We want to know: Does your church (or a church in your community) hold a Blue Christmas Service?
Christmas Eve has the potential to be your church’s biggest day of your year. As you prepare for this special gathering, here are some things to consider.
Summer worship ideas for planning or leading worship.
Looking for ideas for the upcoming dedication of our sanctuary addition and remodel. Last similar post was from 2013.
The well intended ways in which your church acknowledges Mothers Day may be a source of pain for some worshippers. Here's how to change that.
My hope is that you will enjoy that release of wonder somehow in the coming days, either through poetry or music or a reading of Scripture that will enable you to penetrate the truth of Easter more deeply and to embrace it more passionately.
As Easter Sunday quickly approaches, I'd love to know: What song songs are you singing in your church, or in your car, or in your home?
We often think of Lent as a time to "give something up." But what if we flipped the focus to what we are trying to gain. Will you join me in sharing just one way you hope to grow this Lent?
Lent starts today and I'd love to hear about what's happening at your church! Care to share?
Growing up in a Christian Reformed Church, I can’t say that I was very aware of the season of Lent. However, my ability to experience Lent has grown proportionately with my involvement in planning worship.
A few years back my Grandma brought a birthday cake to our annual Christmas Eve party. And then she invited us to sing.
