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Calvin University professor Chad Engbers prayed this prayer on March 12, 2020 during the daily chapel service. This was one of the last chapel services conducted before the campus closed because of the coronavirus pandemic.
2020 Calvin Symposium on 91ÁÔÆæ | Workshop
Sometimes Christians worry that praying in public will be embarrassing or offensive. Four congregations in Durham, North Carolina, organized a prayer walk that connected with neighbors.
John Witvliet on Prayer, Lament, and Refugia in 91ÁÔÆæ
2019 Cultivating Vital 91ÁÔÆæ | Session
Whether you call it Communion, Eucharist, the Lord¡¯s Supper, or something else, you may wonder how to connect this sacrament with real life. Learn how one small urban congregation creates eucharistic liturgies for living in a broken world.
2019 Calvin Symposium on 91ÁÔÆæ | Workshop
You may think of pastoral care mainly as personal visits to someone¡¯s hospital room or home. But Howard Vanderwell wrote that the entire worship service has ¡°powerful potential for caring for worshipers¡¯ needs.¡± His book Caring 91ÁÔÆæ: Helping 91ÁÔÆæ Leaders Provide Pastoral Care through the Liturgy explains how.
Christian liturgical practices¡ªconfession, intercession, and preaching¡ªcontain wisdom that can bring compassion and consensus to public conversations around contentious moral issues.
A resource in leading public prayer in worship
Churches often shy away from conversations about white supremacy or which lives matter. A Presbyterian elder and a worship leader explain how to pastorally move toward effective reconciliation ministry.
Seeing violence and racism up close is ugly. Two Presbyterians discuss how to help congregations prepare for and respond to divisive events.
