1855 Knollcrest Circle SE, Grand Rapids, MI 49546-4402 USA
On the campus of Calvin University
© 2026 Calvin Institute of Christian Worship
The way in which we worship and express faith must remain supple and open to the change necessary to be heard in an changing world.
Our position in Christ calls and obligates us to have the mind of Christ, to be as selfless as he was for the sake of and service to others.
All God’s children are gifted and have worth; the role of the church is to help them discover those gifts and to enable them to use their gifts in the body of Christ and the local community.
Principles of leadership for collaborative projects
A general context for the use of the church year and a brief introduction to the Christmas Cycle.
A look at sensing the Holy Spirit during Pentecost, includes a litany for a service
A service example from a church during a time of transition
A worship service for Good Friday
How to encourage faith nurture in your congregation’s worship.
This article addresses the issue of politics in worship and examines how this issue is worked out in several different congregations.
This liturgy has three movements: confession, assurance, and rededication.
This article explores the question of "How can we help God’s people better retain knowledge of Christ—and translate that memory into lives of worship?"
