Understanding the Generations Survey
A survey sent out to churches in order to gain a window into the generations in preparation for the Reformed Worship theme issue on intergenerational worship.
Preparing Students for a Lifetime of Worship
An article encouraging teachers to introduce their students to a lifetime of worship through healthy, thoughtful worship practices in the classroom.
How Well is your church doing? Questionnaire
A questionnaire for evaluating how well your church is doing at including children in worship.
The Sermon for Children
An article of suggestions for making the children's message, or children's sermon, thoughtful, engaging, and integrated into the rest of the liturgy.
The Church and its Elderly Members
Some reflections and suggestions for remembering the elderly in worshiping communities.
A Precious Feast, a Tangled Web: A Case for Welcoming Children at the Table
An article outlining several arguments for including children at the Lord's Supper in the Christian Reformed Church, including questions for discussion.
A Symphony of Service: A Celebration of Our Ministries - Seventh Sunday of Easter - 1 Corinthians 12
A service for the seventh Sunday of the Easter season focusing on giving thanks for the use of gifts and abilities that have made the ministry of the congregation possible during the past season of Easter.
Bibliography - Older Adults and Worship
A list of resources for learning about worship with the elderly.
Glimpses of Intergenerational Worship
Short reflections on intergenerational worship submitted by church leaders for the book, The Church of All Ages.
Suggestions to help the whole family worship on Sunday
Some helpful suggestions for preparing as a family for corporate worship so that each member feels welcome and involved.
Practical tips for introducing peacemaking into worship services
These tips provide a practical application of peacemaking to worship services.
Peace and Justice in Worship
We worship someone who came "to preach good news to the poor and to release the oppressed."