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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.

A Maundy Thursday or Good Friday service in a Lenton series reflecting on the death of our Savior.

“Bilingual Resources for Bilingual People” is an ambitious and collaborative project that sought to identify, engage, and challenge poets, songwriters, and emerging prophets. Under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, participants were called to contribute to the enrichment of worship services at La Fuente Ministries (Pasadena, CA). 

Joseph Nyamutera is the founder and director of Rabagirana Ministries in Kigali, Rwanda. After a Bth in Theology at Negst, Nairobi, and a Masters in Organizational Leadership in Africa International University Nairobi, he was awarded a Honorary Doctorate of Divinity by Logos University in Florida. Today, Rev. Nyamutera leads the global network of Healing Heart, Transforming Nations and also serves as an Advisor with World Evangelical Alliance (Peace and Reconciliation Network).

Many of these resources, initially created for an immediate response to specific events, may be adapted or may help provide ideas for similar resources for other natural disasters or for services remembering these events.

People experiencing infertility often suffer in silence. African Americans experience more infertility than other racial groups. But churches can offer healing when they open the door for conversations and include these sorrows in worship.

2019 Calvin Symposium on Worship | Seminar

These prayer requests are provided as many voices are calling for the church to be a significant partner in the complex readjustment process of returning home for military veterans.

To promote cross-cultural healing, prayer, and community unity among and beyond three participating churches by teaching the practice and history of drum circles as worship.

To embody a connection between Christian liturgy and ethical living by implementing a hospitable, ecumenical, multicultural, and bilingual worship gathering for students, staff, and faculty that emphasizes the well-being of the planet and the healing of broken relationships, especially those with Indigenous peoples.