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Lament is an essential ingredient of honest faith, but what does biblical lament look or sound like in real congregations?
We've worked with state and local health departments to create guidelines, specific for churches in West Michigan, as they consider what re-opening the church may look like.
Just because we’re not worshipping in person doesn’t mean we have to give up the excitement of a Palm Sunday parade with the kids. Here are some ideas to help as you plan worship in your context.
How do we help a congregation lament and grieve when they are unable to gather for worship? This moment is pastorally more crucial than a full docket of church education programs.
What better time than this to practice a spiritual discipline of lament?
Finding it challenging to come up with ways to include children? Here are some ideas to help.
If your congregation is gathering online for worship and you're looking for ways to include children, use these ideas for inspiration.
The following insights are gleaned from scripture, church history, Reformed theology, and church order, as well as conversations and Facebook posts.
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.
Worship resources for churches undergoing a major change in the life of their body: either closing their doors, combining with another fellowship, or a major change in direction.
I can't describe the thrill of simply worshipping under the leadership of these teens. Their passion, creativity, and leadership made me want more of this!
I pray you enjoy this song I wrote for the Reformation and that you celebrate well this October. More importantly, I hope that you treasure (and lead others to treasure) the beauty of Christ and what he has done for us.
Looking for worship resources related to refugees and immigration? Here are some good places to start.
Planning for Christmas can be tricky for church leaders. There’s a sense of wanting to do something big. It's important to hold onto the traditions of Christmas and also find room for creativity.
What light and effective percussion instruments are a good option for churches to purchase? What percussion instruments would be good for kids? Let's dive into these questions together!
Prayers and Liturgies for worship can be found in these excellent resources.
The many resources on this page will help your congregation think about worship that is inclusive of all abilities.
The documents and resources on this page serve to articulate some foundational principles and beliefs for all we do in worship; foundations that transcend style and context.
Looking for ideas as you plan for Pentecost? The Reformed Worship Journal has many, many free resources in the archives on their website.
In this post you’ll find several good resources to assist with worship planning. More resources are available on The Network or by searching Reformedworship.org by topic.
Find guidlines and FAQs regarding reprinting or projecting music for worship.
"Lift Up Your Hearts" has been published and has been available for purchase since May 2013. Many have embraced the new hymnal, others seem skeptical, and others just plain ignored it. So Why? What For? Who Cares?
Worship planning goes easier and with more satisfaction when a calendar with a pattern or rhythm is in view. Four different calendars vie for our attention. A choice needs to be made.
These resources will help your church plan and engage in worship that includes all races.
This page lists many resources to help us think about being more inclusive of all ages in our worship.