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From Sunday as the first feast of the Christian Church through the later development of a liturgical year that celebrates the life of Christ, this approach to worship offers rich possibilities for shaping celebration.

As Christendom wanes, worship and mission can be integrated anew. 91ÁÔÆæ glorifies God and forms the worshippers to participate in the missio Dei.

What do classrooms and worship services share, and what each can learn from the other?

What might an ancient church have to say for renewing our worship today?

Based on the book Parenting in the Pew, this session considered ways the church and home can work together to train children for participation in worship with the intergenerational community.

The wealth of resources for busy preachers available through something like iTunes is a bit staggering. And you can find sermons there too.

This session introduced a variety of worship expressions from Asian cultures, songs and prayers, gestures that can sometime speak with more eloquence than words, and visual ways to bring beauty to your worship space; all gifts for your congregation to consider.

Songs, worship service outlines, and more

A topic guide to resources related to the book of Philippians.

Audio sermon by Karen Campbell on Philippians 1