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Leaders from many nations described how to pray for their churches and fellow citizens. Three of them, all Presbyterian pastors, also gave brief interviews. Conversation | April 28, 2014 Public Intercessory Prayer that Renews Worship Want a no-cost, non-controversial way to renew worship for all ages in your congregation? Start praying for the worldwide church. Feature Story | April 28, 2014 Praying for Shalom in the Psalms Isaiah is famous for his prophecies of shalom—a coming time in which God would make right all that is wrong with the world. All of creation would be fruitful and benign. All humans would be knit together in brotherhood and sisterhood. All creation and all humans would delight in God. In short, God and creation would once again be webbed together in justice, harmony, and delight. The Psalmists, too, pray for shalom. This workshop will discuss these prayers. How do psalmists pray for shalom and how are their prayers important for our own worship? Audio | March 04, 2014 Learning from and Praying for the Worldwide Church part 2 How can a congregation in one part of the world best pray for our neighbors around the world? Audio | February 20, 2014 Complementary Prayers: Prayers to Accompany the Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs of the new hymnal Lift Up Your Hearts This workshop will display and discuss prayers that have been composed to complement psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs in Lift Up Your Hearts. Audio | February 17, 2014 Learning from and Praying for the Worldwide Church How can a congregation in one part of the world best pray for our neighbors around the world? Listen and learn, with resources from and for different parts of the Church, including stories from natives of different countries and cultures. Audio | Video | February 17, 2014 Complementary Prayers for Lift Up Your Hearts Prayers to Accompany the Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs of Lift Up Your Hearts. Article | September 18, 2013 God, We Sing Your Glorious Praises: Hymns and Prayers for Devotional Use To express gratitude to God for the gifts we received through Bert, the Calvin Institute of Christian Worship offers this collection of some of Bert Polman's litanies and prayers, hymns and psalm versifications. Reflection | July 18, 2013 Praying the Lord's Prayer In this workshop we will examine the meaning of each petition in the Lord's Prayer in its original setting and what it means for us to repeat these petitions today Audio | February 21, 2013 Praying Together in Worship How much of what’s on our screens, in our hearts, and in our conversations gets reflected in prayer during worship? Feature Story | February 15, 2013 How to Make Congregational Prayer More Participatory Especially for children, listening to the congregational prayer can feel more like enduring a monologue than participating in the prayers of the people. But it doesn’t have to. Feature Story | February 15, 2013 How to Make a You-Who-Do-To-Through Prayer You-who-do-to-through prayers follow an ancient pattern for making a short prayer with a single theme. Worshipers speak the prayer together, collecting their voices into one. Article | November 15, 2012 Ben Dykhouse on a New Way of Praying Ben Dykhouse explains why God cares about multicultural worship, and he describes a new prayer model that students learned from C. J. Kingdom-Grier, who gave a one-day workshop. Conversation | Video | November 15, 2012 Tom Swieringa on Cooperating in Intercessory Prayer Tom Swieringa co-leads Wyoming Kingdom Enterprise Zone, a church multiplication initiative by Reformed and Christian Reformed churches in Wyoming, Michigan. He has pastored and planted churches in Iowa, Michigan, South Dakota, and Texas. In this edited conversation, he talks about cooperating with God in intercessory prayer, during worship and beyond. Conversation | October 26, 2012 Navajo People - Prayer Requests Praying for the Navajo people is a tricky thing. It is so easy to focus on, and become overwhelmed by, our needs. Article | Reflection | September 20, 2012 Becoming Churches that Love Our Neighbors as Ourselves Representing the love of God to neighbors works best in congregations that have a clear vision reflected in worship and prayer. Feature Story | September 12, 2012 Berakah as a Way of Life John Witvliet speaks on "Berakah as a Way of Life" at the 2012 Calvin Theological Seminary convocation. Video | September 07, 2012 The Grace of Trinitarian Prayer In prayer Christians address the triune God - one God in three persons, the God of holiness, love, beauty, and power. Video | August 15, 2012 Melodious Prayers Vespers Service Melodious Prayers was a vesper service at the 2012 Calvin Symposium on Worship, led by Alice Parker. Audio | Worship Service | January 26, 2012 Leading From the Table (Book Excerpt) Developing leadership skills that connect the congregations eucharistic practice to the life and work of the church is essential to moving toward unity throughout the church. This book is not a how-to manual on presiding techniques but a series of reflections about the way the prayer at the communion table provides a pattern for our lives. Book Excerpt | December 06, 2011 « Previous 1 2 3 4 5 ... Next »