God Is With Us! - Fourth Sunday after Pentecost - Zephaniah 3
The theme of this service for the fourth Sunday after Pentecost, based on Zephaniah 3, is the assurance for God's people that "God is with us!"
Learn moreA Service of Penitential Devotion - Ash Wednesday - Psalm 103, Isaiah 53, Luke 19
Suggestions for introducing Ash Wednesday to your congregation and a sample Ash Wednesday service.
Tenebrae: A Service of Worship for Good Friday
A tenebrae service from the 2003 Calvin Symposium on Worship.
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.
Preparing to Sing This Week at Worship
Two short reflections for preparing to sing this week in worship.
Looking Is Not for Us - Sixth Sunday of Easter or Ascension Day - Acts 1
A service for the sixth Sunday of the Easter season or Ascension day with the purpose of appropriately remembering this event in the exaltation of Christ.
Glimpses of Intergenerational Worship
Short reflections on intergenerational worship submitted by church leaders for the book, The Church of All Ages.
Jesus Is Coming! (Advent)
A short weekday or chapel service for the season of Advent
Preparing to Go Out to Serve
Some reflections and exercises for preparing to go out and serve: "worship as 'soundtrack' and 'rehearsal'."
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.
How Well is your church doing? Questionnaire
A questionnaire for evaluating how well your church is doing at including children in worship.
Preparing to Hear the Word This Week at Worship
A short prayer and reflection for preparing to hear the word in weekly worship.
When the Breath of God Blows - Pentecost Sunday - Ezekiel 37, Acts 2
A worship service for Pentecost Sunday celebrating the broad range of the Spirit's work that was reinforced and entered a new chapter at Pentecost--though it did not begin there.