Framing Worship for Missional Engagement

2019 Calvin Symposium on Worship | Workshop

By:: Kevin Adams, Stephen De Wit and Jill Ver Steeg
Tags:: congregations, meaning of worship, missions, symposium 2019
Audio: posted on May 3, 2019

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This workshop encourages, inspires, and offers wisdom to those determined to missionally engage spiritually illiterate church attenders. We practice framing elements of the timeless worship ordo in a way that helps all congregants see the ordo's inherent winsomeness and contagious mission shape. Attendees are empowered to find their own worship voice rooted in the best and deepest Christian practices and customized for their congregations and neighborhoods.

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