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Seven scholars, pastors and musicians discuss how Protestants and Catholics can and should together observe the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation in 2017.
Artist, writer and teacher Deborah Sokolove shares images of liturgical visual arts that don’t need words to help worshipers experience the Christian church’s calendar cycle.
The death and resurrection of Jesus Christ is at the center of Christian faith, life, and worship. Every Good Friday and Easters, Christians from all over the world gather in remarkably different contexts to tell this story—and sing about what it means for us and the world God loves.
Linda Witte Henke describes seven ways for artists and teams to work together in designing visual arts used in worship.
This service of Lessons and Carols from 2015 eagerly anticipates Christ's second coming with Christ-centered hope.
Whether you observe Halloween, All Saints’ Day or Reformation Sunday, you probably know that Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses to a church door on October 31, 1517 and that John Calvin promoted the Reformation in Geneva, Switzerland. Here’s why that still matters.
A worship service with Vital Worship Grant recipients gathered at Calvin College for a time of worship, learning, and sharing together.
Imagine how your work would change if worship services felt less like a destination and more like a launching pad.
View a slideshow of visual arts from various churches.
View a slideshow of visual arts from various churches.
View a slideshow of visual arts from various churches.
View a slideshow of visual arts from various churches.
