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How much of what’s on our screens, in our hearts, and in our conversations gets reflected in prayer during worship?

The 2003 Calvin Worship Symposium celebrated a Tenebrae service on Friday night, January 10, and a celebration of the resurrection on Saturday morning.

This article identifies some insights about worship that influence our work with Christian schools and shares what we are learning from students and teachers through their experiences of chapel planning and leading. All the comments come directly from feedback we have collected.

How does Christian worship form and support a Christian way of life? How do worship services reflect and promote particular Christian practices and ways of thinking?

All of us at the Calvin Institute of Christian Worship are grateful for the life and ministry of our colleague, Rev. Howard Vanderwell (1937-2018).

Two evenings of lectures free and open to the public by Jeremy S. Begbie, the Thomas A. Langford Research Professor in Theology at Duke Divinity School.

Andrew Donaldson, Toronto, Ontario shares his reflection on "The Church of All Ages"

Churches sometimes ignore or separate children and adults with intellectual disability from general church worship and congregational life. But schools, service agencies, and churches can expand one another’s imaginations about what’s possible for and with people with intellectual and development disabilities. Even small congregations can experience the joy of learning to include all abilities in the body of Christ.

This CD features fresh and contemporary settings of the ancient biblical psalms combined with contemporary versions of 16th century tunes from the Genevan Psalter. It was produced by The Psalm Project with partial support by the Calvin Worship Institute.

Christian faith involves more dangers in Pakistan than in North America or Europe.