Planning Worship with Hymnary.org
In this session, Harry Plantinga and Greg Scheer will introduce you to Hymnary.org, lead you through simple and advanced searches, and show you ways to become involved as a contributor.
The Call of Samuel
A worship service from Symposium on Worship 2010.
Speaking and Acting the Bible
A session from Symposium 2010 with Jeff Barker and Tom Boogart.
Thursday Evening Worship - Symposium 2010
An evening worship service from Symposium 2010.
Worship, Forgiveness, and Reconciliation
Forgiveness and reconciliation lie at the heart of the gospel of Jesus. For Jesus, who is our peace, puts to death hostility and enmity. Still, profound hostility is still the defining feature of life for billions of people—the hostility of gunfire and persecution, the hostility of racism and fear, the hostility of family dysfunction and church disunity.
Creation Care for Church Buildings
There is a rapidly growing cultural expectation that buildings must be crafted to be environmentally friendly and sustainable for future generations. At the same time, many Christians are realizing that environmental issues are not merely political or technological but also spiritual, especially in terms of stewardship and social justice.
Worship Renewal in a Latin American Context
A presentation by Gerardo Oberman on worship renewal in a Latin American context.
The Drama of Liturgy
What role can drama play in the various elements of liturgy? Drama has been used to introduce sermon topics or themes of worship, but there are even more possibilities. This session explored how drama can enhance the call to worship, confession and assurance, proclaiming the word, offering, and sacraments.
Building a Healthy and Interdependent Church Community (Video)
A workshop presented by Barbara Newman and Erik Carter at the 2009 Symposium.
Multi-Media Preaching: Body, Voice, Sound, Screen
A key part of preaching is having something to say. Another key part is saying it well.
Worship that Ministers to the Afflicted
Many worshipers suffer from chronic illnesses, sudden crises, stresses from work and/or family life, losses of loved ones or of personal abilities, discouragement from situations in the local community or the world.
Worship Renewal in a North American Context
Bringing Forth Treasures: A Wise, Old Metaphor for Ministry with a Bright Future