This collection of prayers, liturgies, kids activities, and devotions are great additions to church services or your own reflections on justice.  

The CRC Office of Social Justice has worship materials to help your church honor Sanctity of Human Life Sunday on January 17, 2021. 

People with disabilities tend to be highly agile because they must navigate physical and social structures that are created by and for people who do not have disabilities.

The service of Tenebrae, meaning “darkness” or “shadows,” has been practiced by the church since medieval times. 

By Dr. John Witvliet, a resource adapted for our current circumstance from Reformed Worship in connection with A Time to Weep: Lamenting on Good Friday. 

This litany for family communion at home is similar to the traditional Jewish Passover celebration, in which young children ask adults about the meaning of what the family is doing together. 

Ruth Ann Schuringa shares a service and encourages you to use Facebook Live to connect with your congregation.

This template was developed by Rev. Brad Zwiers, Minister of Faith Formation at Calvin CRC in Grand Rapids, Mich., and can be easily adapted and updated for use over multiple weeks.  

This is an alternative worship liturgy for family or home worship that involves eating a meal together. Can be done with all ages.

The church has the opportunity to stand in the gap for those around the world who suffer from persecution and/or hunger. Find resources and suggested dates to mark these days. 

Worship Ministries has assembled prayers, litanies, and articles for fall worship planning. We pray that these resources will be a blessing to you! 

Here are some suggestions and tips for using the hymnal, Lift Up Your Hearts, for planning worship!