Category: Technology and Worship
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Prayers of the fA.I.thful
Can ChatGPT help us pray?
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Calvin Institute Rebrands Preaching and Worship Database
A newly rebranded database from the Calvin Institute of Christian Worship “helps you uncover thought-provoking resources so that you and others may continue your journey of faith.”
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Book Review: Remove the Pews
“Contrary to the trend among some to sell off or completely redo sacred spaces, Schaper insists that they have deep roots in neighborhoods, in families, in peoples hearts even if they do not regularly attend services in them.”
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Brief Book Review: Holy Communion in Contagious Times
“What we have learned and experienced during the COVID pandemic has influenced and will continue to influence how we worship, even when the doors are open and all health restrictions have been withdrawn.”
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Book Review: Losing Church
“A perceptive and personal account of what has happened in the country and in the church as well as in our families and circles of friends in the past two years.”
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Book Review: From Isolation to Community
“Werntz has provided a real gift in a time of not just isolation but suspicion and division.”
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Brief Book Review: Exploring the Spiritual in Popular Music
“There is sacred power in pop music, and it is worthy of scholarly attention.”
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Liturgy . . . an Accretion Disk?
What if liturgy is like an accretion disk?
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While we’ve been gone…the e-church
Liturgy on TV, radio or through other electronic means is not a new thing. Beginning in the 1950s with the first televised liturgy from Westminster Abbey (the Coronation of Her Majesty Elizabeth II in 1953), and the first televised mass in the Archdiocese of Boston (the beginnings of CatholicTV in 1955), countless sacramental liturgical events…