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This article shows an interesting way to incorporate text messaging and worship.
John Witvliet is quoted in a Wall Street Journal article on children in worship.
An article on human relationships within society which distinguishes between three different kinds of social capital: bonding, bridging, and linking.
Readings for Nicodemus and the Centurion, along with a service plan for the Centurion.
What would it be like if all our senses were regularly engaged during our weekly worship?
Discover why and how more congregations are reclaiming old ways and creating new ways of singing from the songbook God gave us--the Psalms. A feature story about the importance of singing Psalms in worship.
More congregations are seeing baptism as a sacrament that begins a lifelong pilgrimage. This shift leads them to pay more attention to baptismal living in worship and daily life. A feature story exploring the practices of the sacrament of baptism.
A feature story exploring Pastoral and Worship excellence. David J. Wood and Paul Ryan offer a biblical framework for cultivating congregational conversations about pastoral excellence and standards for worship excellence.
This versatile drama presentation, based on the Heidelberg Catechism’s first question and answer, can be included in a worship service in a variety of settings and stages.
As Christians we step into the new year with faith and confidence, knowing our God has been faithful in the past and promises to remain so.
Our church can be described as a singing church.
An Epiphany service and drama
