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A worship service with Vital Worship Grant recipients gathered at Calvin College for a time of worship, learning, and sharing together.

Isaiah is famous for his prophecies of shalom—a coming time in which God would make right all that is wrong with the world. All of creation would be fruitful and benign. All humans would be knit together in brotherhood and sisterhood. All creation and all humans would delight in God. In short, God and creation would once again be webbed together in justice, harmony, and delight. The Psalmists, too, pray for shalom. This workshop will discuss these prayers.

This session introduced participants to the world of 16th century printing and focused on books used in early Reformed worship. Participants were able to look closely at these rare books and to gain a better sense of the impact of printing on the faith and practice of early modern Christians.

In this vesper service, the congregation worships God by singing and listening to psalm settings with soulful Irish and Scottish melodies, exploring how God’s light shines even in the midst of the darkest nights, guiding his people into places of joy, forgiveness, and peace.

2019 Calvin Symposium on Worship | Vesper

This service of Lessons and Carols from 2006 turns to the Psalms to listen to the message of Advent and Christmas.

Presenters will suggest ways to use and sing the psalms in worship. Each registrant will receive and use the newly published book Psalms for All Seasons .

A service plan for Lent focused on Psalm 34 and viewing Jesus as the suffering servant in a Lenten series on the Psalms.

Psalms for All Seasons includes all 150 psalms, most in multiple formats.

A service plan focusing on the struggle with seemingly unanswered prayers, the nature of God and the nature of faith in a series addressing difficult questions of the faith.