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A Litany for Ascension Day was an article that appeared in Reformed Worship magazine. Written by David J. Diephouse, it provides words with which to rejoice at the day of ascension and in the present.

Residents of senior living facilities do not have to be Episcopalian to appreciate regular onsite morning prayer services. Your congregation could offer a similar ministry.

This setting of Psalm 146 was submitted by Larry Visser, who also composed this organ setting.

A useful resource to order a service for prayers of healing

A service for Epiphany Sunday built around Isaiah 60 and Revelation 22.

This is a drama script based on Psalm 22. It is adapted for 2 groups each of 6 speakers.

Prayers of God’s People during COVID-19 written by Rev. Larry Doornbos

Want to help your community spend more time with the psalms? With so many resources to choose from, how do you find the right ones for your context? The team at the Calvin Institute of Christian Worship (CICW) is here to help. We keep this page updated with our top recommendations. 

Eyes are for seeing. Good eyes can see well; bad eyes, less well; blind eyes, not at all.

In a world filled with violence, injustice, and despair, the Advent and Christmas gospel comes, wondrously, with two strands of promise: one that touches neighborhoods racked in violence, one that is as intimate as our own interior lives, so often hidden from everyone but God. Both strands of promise are conveyed in a single common word with breathtaking scope: “Peace.”