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Transformational Worship: Worshipping Abroad

  Today’s blog post is from Richard Graham, Bishop of the Metropolitan Washington, D.C. Synod.   The year after I graduated from college I had a Fulbright Fellowship to study in France. I was a student that year at the Faculty of...

Catechumenate Training and the Making of Disciples

   Today’s post is from Rick Rouse with the North American Association for the Catechumenate (NAAC).   We may be in a time of numerical decline among denominations, yet the church has a grand opportunity for spiritual deepening.  Now is...

A Delicious Communion Table: Dinner Church at KINDRED

  Today’s blog post is from Ashley Dellagiacoma, Restart Pastor at KINDRED in Houston, TX. +KINDRED is a one year old Restart Congregation that gathers weekly for dinner church in Houston, TX.  We meet in a historic building among a vibrant urban neighborhood...

The Song of Simeon and What We Have See

  Today’s blog post is from Kevin Strickland, Assistant to the Presiding Bishop and Executive for Worship for the ELCA, and is the longer form of the Worship E-news greeting for January 2017.  “Master, now you are dismissing your servant[e] in...

Worship Resource Highlights from 2016

  Have you seen these worship resources that were recently published by Augsburg Fortress? All are available at https://www.augsburgfortress.org.   More Days for Praise: Festivals and Commemorations in Evangelical Lutheran Worship For centuries the church has paired its church year— focused...

A Place of Refuge and Rest

  Today’s blog post is from Laura Ferree, current seminarian and Leadership in Context student at Jacob’s Porch, Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio. Laura shares her experience following the car and knife attack that took place on the OSU campus on Nov. 28,...