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The Father and His Two Sons
This book highlights art from the Larry and Mary Gerbens Collection, both purchases and original commissions from contemporary artists on the story of the prodigal son. This collection now resides as part of the permanent art collection of Calvin College.
A New Song for an Old World
By: Calvin Stapert
Calvin Stapert challenges Christians to learn from the wisdom of the early church as they seek to explore appropriate music today.
An Architecture of Immanence
By: Mark Torgerson
Modern architecture has heavily influenced the construction of new sacred spaces, producing a new way of building that emphasizes God's coming near to us.
High-Tech Worship?
By: Quentin Schultze
In High-Tech Worship, Quentin J. Schultze takes a careful look at how churches use technology effectively, giving readers practical guidance on the wise use of technology in their churches.
The Substance of Things Seen
By: Robin Margaret Jensen
The Substance of Things Seen explores the intersection of art and faith, offering thoughtful reflections on the way art functions in Christian life and practice.
Wonderful Words of Life
By: Mark A. Noll, Richard J. Mouw
Written by knowledgeable church historians, Wonderful Words of Life explores the significance of hymn-singing in many dimensions of American Protestant and evangelical life.
Worship in Medieval and Early Modern Europe
By: Karin Maag, John D. Witvliet
Offers readers a chance to understand better the societal and confessional norms that motivated late medieval and early modern Christians to maintain or change traditional Catholic worship practices.
Christian Worship in Reformed Churches Past and Present
By: Lukas Vischer
Vischer explores the history of reformed worship on every continent from the sixteenth century to the present. Surveying the most significant developments in the growth of reformed worship.
My Only Comfort
By: Calvin Stapert
My Only Comfort uniquely reconnects modern listeners with Bach's music, enabling them to listen to Bach with renewed understanding and appreciation.
The Father and His Two Sons
This book highlights art from the Larry and Mary Gerbens Collection, both purchases and original commissions from contemporary artists on the story of the prodigal son. This collection now resides as part of the permanent art collection of Calvin College.
A New Song for an Old World
By: Calvin Stapert
Calvin Stapert challenges Christians to learn from the wisdom of the early church as they seek to explore appropriate music today.
An Architecture of Immanence
By: Mark Torgerson
Modern architecture has heavily influenced the construction of new sacred spaces, producing a new way of building that emphasizes God's coming near to us.
High-Tech Worship?
By: Quentin Schultze
In High-Tech Worship, Quentin J. Schultze takes a careful look at how churches use technology effectively, giving readers practical guidance on the wise use of technology in their churches.
The Substance of Things Seen
By: Robin Margaret Jensen
The Substance of Things Seen explores the intersection of art and faith, offering thoughtful reflections on the way art functions in Christian life and practice.
Wonderful Words of Life
By: Mark A. Noll, Richard J. Mouw
Written by knowledgeable church historians, Wonderful Words of Life explores the significance of hymn-singing in many dimensions of American Protestant and evangelical life.
Worship in Medieval and Early Modern Europe
By: Karin Maag, John D. Witvliet
Offers readers a chance to understand better the societal and confessional norms that motivated late medieval and early modern Christians to maintain or change traditional Catholic worship practices.
Christian Worship in Reformed Churches Past and Present
By: Lukas Vischer
Vischer explores the history of reformed worship on every continent from the sixteenth century to the present. Surveying the most significant developments in the growth of reformed worship.
My Only Comfort
By: Calvin Stapert
My Only Comfort uniquely reconnects modern listeners with Bach's music, enabling them to listen to Bach with renewed understanding and appreciation.
