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Making weddings more like worship infuses them with sparkle and meaning that last far beyond memories of who wore what.
Here is guidance on what to consider when choosing wedding music for the prelude, procession, ceremony, recession and postlude.
an interview with pastor Melvin Valiente
A Christian wedding is a reflection of the people getting married. But the wedding is not meant to be just about one couple. A Christian wedding at its best is also a form of worship in which God calls and the gathered people respond.
Imagine how your work would change if worship services felt less like a destination and more like a launching pad.
Now there is a challenge for the church, says pastor René Molina
Because [music] helps to memorize the lyrics and make them your own, says Roberto Colón
This prayer of lament was prayed at Calvin Theological Seminary on May 1, 2015 in response to the earthquake in Nepal and the unrest in Baltimore.
Some churches and worship planners naturally gravitate to hymn books, studying published prayers, or following the lectionary. But, some churches might resist these practices.
An interview with Pastor José Caballero, a pastor of the First Hispanic Baptist Church of Huntington Park, CA.
Magali Pardo, Lieutenant Colonel of the Salvation Army, talks about relationship between church and people based on her previous work in several Latin American countries and current supervision of ethnic churches in three states.
A worship service from Symposium 2015 based on 2 Corinthians 1:1-11 with Timothy Blackmon preaching.
