Intro to Christian Worship 2: Collaborative Worship Planning
On our second day of class, Howard Vanderwell led us in a discussion of collaborative worship planning. We began with historical perspective. Rev. Vanderwell recounted the 1960s, where the church he pastored repeated the same liturgy every week. Four hymns were inserted weekly with a new doxology changed once each year. Since then, worship planning involves many more people – preachers, musicians, artists, lay worship planners, and countless others. Reflecting on his work as a pastor, he made the case for collaborative worship planning.
Posted by Kent Hendricks on 12/13 at 01:20 PM
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