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Yudha Thianto is P. J. Zondervan Chair and Professor of History of Christianity and Reformed Theology at Calvin Theological Seminary. He is originally from Indonesia, and taught for more than two decades at Trinity Christian College in Palos Heights, IL before joining the faculty of CTS in 2022. His current research project focuses on the history of the singing of Genevan psalms in the Dutch East Indies in the seventeenth century.

Thomas Long makes a case for classic Christian funeral traditions. Howard Vanderwell and Leonard VanderZee offer pastoral considerations for planning funerals and memorial services. A feature story exploring the planning for Christian Funerals and Memorial Services.

To provide a forum for composers working on contemporary renderings of psalm texts and music and to introduce these to worship leaders and the Geneva College worshiping community.

The Brehm Center and the Calvin Institute of Christian Worship are pleased to bring this special mini concert series straight to your living room!

This seminar will explore initially the theology of hymn texts, based on an analysis of some 250 classic hymn lyrics and a similar number of contemporary Praise-Worship texts.

A composed work based on Psalm 150 by Anderson Isiagu, a Nigerian composer based in Los Angeles.

When children are young, they learn words that build relationships. Some come easily: “Help!” “Why?” Parents and grandparents persistently teach them to say to others: “Thank you.” “I’m sorry.”

The following is a check list for planning worship services that reflect a concern for justice; this list was distributed at the "Just Worship" conference in Edmonton, Alberta, in January 2003.

An annotated bibliography summarizing published research in areas related to worship on seminary campuses.

To help worshiping communities learn about the moral life by connecting categories of moral reasoning to the ongoing practice of worship and discipleship as described in Psalm 23.