Worship
“He began to teach . . .” is the simple, understated line with which Matthew opens one of the most remarkable sections in the entire Bible: The Sermon on the Mount. From the lyric beauty of the Beatitudes to stunning teachings on prayer and kingdom living, Matthew 5-7 contain the cherished words of Jesus that have shaped Christian practice and reflection across the sweep of church history. At our Symposium 2013 worship services we will reflect on these chapters through music, art, and preaching, celebrating the goodness and grace of God as it emerges from these ancient, yet always fresh, verses from the holy Gospel of Jesus Christ the Lord.
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Marva Dawn, Regent College Worship service based on Matthew 5:1-12 with Marva Dawn preaching. |
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Blessed Are the Persecuted: Worshiping in Solidarity with the Persecuted Church Sandra Maria Van Opstal, Grace and Peace Church |
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Closing Communion Service: The Giving of Good Gifts Scott Hoezee, Calvin Theological Seminary |
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Dramatic Presentation of The Sermon on the Mount Randall Buursma, First Christian Reformed Church led by Randy Buursma and drama team from First Christian Reformed Church |
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Carolyn Gordon |
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In Christ There Is No East or West Jaewoo Kim, Korean Glocal Worship Network In Christ There is No East or West”, with Kit Ying Law (Hong Kong), I-to Loh (Taiwan), Swee Hong Lim (Singapore), and Joel Navarro (Philippines), and the choir of Kuyper College, Kai Ton Chau, director (Thursday only) |
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Kenneth E. Bailey, Ecumenical Institute |
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Luke A. Powery, Duke University |
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Salt and Light: Matthew 5:13-16 Greg Thompson |
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Brad Berglund, Illuminated Journeys |
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Ten Beatitudes and Ten Commandments Randall Engle, North Hills Christian Reformed Church led by Randall Engle, organist, with Muriel Van Dijke, liturgist |
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Vespers with Korean Spirituality and Style of Worship Jaewoo Kim, Korean Glocal Worship Network led by Jaewoo Kim and musicians |