Worship
For over 35 years, the Calvin Symposium on Worship has annually gathered together worshipers from many Christian traditions across Canada, the US, and beyond, bringing together people from a variety of roles in worship and leadership, including pastors, worship planners and leaders, musicians, scholars, students, worship bands and teams, organists, visual artists, preachers, chaplains, missionaries, liturgists, council and session leaders, and more. Cosponsored by the Calvin Institute of Christian Worship and the Center for Excellence in Preaching at Calvin University and Calvin Theological Seminary, the Symposium aims to encourage leaders in churches and worshiping communities of all sizes and settings.
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A Requiem for the Victims of War Carlos Colón, Baylor University Sung by the Choral Scholars, written especially for the victims of the civil war in El Salvador, but a lament for all victims of war. |
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Jon Brown Exodus 40, Jon Brown, preaching, with participation by the conference choir |
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Everlasting to Everlasting: A Cantata for Congregation Cornelius Plantinga Jr., Calvin Theological Seminary A Vesper/Prayer Service based on the Hallel Psalms, composed by Greg Scheer. Performed by Greg Scheer and friends, with Neal Plantinga, liturgist. |
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God of Grace and God of Glory: An Exodus Triptych Sandra Bowden |
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Jonathan Gilley, Holy Trinity Church Vesper/Prayer Service led by Tom Jennings, liturgist and pianist, with Julia Smith, vocals, Jonathan Gilley, bass, and Fred Knapp, percussion. |
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Singing our Prayers with the Global Community Debbie Lou Ludolph, Waterloo Lutheran Seminary A Vesper/Prayer Service with Debbie Lou Ludolph and Inshallah, the global song ensemble from Waterloo Lutheran Seminary |
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Sue Rozenboom, Western Theological Seminary |
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Worship led by Latifah Phillips of Page CXVI Latifah Phillips Spend a late afternoon of worship with Latifah Phillips, singing hymns, hearing stories, and getting a sneak peek of the new hymns from the upcoming Calendar Project. |
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Michael Nabors |