Symposium 2008 - Blended Worship: Good for the Body

The best argument for blended worship is that the body of Christ by definition is itself blended - therefore our services should reflect that reality.

By:: Ron Man

But how do we plan worship that is historically, culturally and generationally diverse? We will look at the biblical case for blended worship, as well as principles and practices.

Presented at the 2008 Calvin Symposium on Worship.

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Published:: January 01, 2008
Resource Type:: Audio
Occasion:: Symposium Resources
Task:: Prepare for Worship, Find a resource, Research a topic
Tags:: blended worship, church, congregations, culture, inclusion, practices, principles, scripture, symposium 2008, worship planning

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