Worship Planning: From Concept to Service
A look at worship planning and some tips that make it easier.
Marking Time
Barbara Schultze explores the significance of dance in worship.
The Three Days: Celebrating the summit of Holy Week with four services and two sacraments
An article by Leonard Vander Zee reflecting on celebrating the summit of Holy Week with four services and two sacraments
Jazz Vespers: A Contemporary Riff on an Ancient Prayer Service
A little over two years ago, students at Calvin began a midweek, late evening, jazz- and poetry-based prayer service. This article explores that service.
Share and Share Alike: Free--and nearly free--drama resources
A list of online drama resources.
God in Three Persons
A service of hymns and readings for Trinity Sunday.
Worshiptogether.com: Rock music for church from the revival generation
A look at rock music in churches
Celebrating Bach's Legacy to the Church: After 250 years, he still preaches powerfully through his music
A look at Bach and his influence on the church.
How to...Commission Visual Art
A look at visual art in worship.
The Belgic Confession in Q&A Format page 1 of 3 - from Reformed Worship
The Only God What do you believe about God? We all believe in our hearts and confess with our mouths that there is a single and simple spiritual being, whom we call God.
Entering the Discomfort Zone: Our First Experience with Liturgical Dance
We need someone to help teach us as a community, little bit by little bit, how to see dance, how to apprehend and appreciate and worship through it.
The Last Thirty Years
A colleague was asked point-blank at a workshop recently, “Have changes in worship in the last generation been good or bad?” The short answer may be yes. A longer answer was given at a day-long seminar at the Calvin Symposium on Worship 2006.