These music suggestions are appropriate for use throughout the time after Epiphany and may be repeated from week to week.Congregational Song for the Time after Epiphany A change in liturgical seasons creates opportunities to use congregational responses unique to the...
These music suggestions are appropriate for use throughout the season of Christmas and may be repeated from week to week.Congregational Song in Christmas Lighting the Christ Candle on the Advent Wreath (Christmas Eve) Come Now, O Prince of Peace GTG 103 Love Has Come...
These music suggestions are appropriate for use throughout the season of Advent and may be repeated from week to week.Congregational Song in Advent Songs with refrains might be sung refrain only, or stanzas might be used week to week either sequentially or...
These hymns and songs are appropriate for use throughout the time after Pentecost and may be repeated from week to week.Congregational Song for the Time after Pentecost A change in liturgical seasons creates opportunities to use congregational responses unique to the...
These hymns and songs are appropriate for use throughout the Season of Easter and may be repeated from week to week. Songs with refrains might be sung refrain only, or stanzas might be used week to week either sequentially or cumulatively.These songs might be used in...
These music suggestions are appropriate for use throughout the Season of Lent and may be repeated from week to week.Congregational Song in Lent A change in liturgical seasons creates opportunities for congregational responses unique to the season as well as...
These liturgical texts and music suggestions are appropriate for use throughout the Season of Christmas and may be repeated from week to week.Confession and Lament Sequence A new neighbor has arrived,but we are too insulated to greet them.A new neighbor has come to...
These liturgical texts and music suggestions are appropriate for use throughout the Season of Advent and may be repeated from week to week.Confession and Lament Sequence Together let us confess our sin and lament the waysin which we have been separated from God,...
At a time when there is much to lament and confess—the idolatry of wealth and status, the atrocities of warfare and mass shootings, the devastating effects of climate change, the exclusion of beloved children of God—the church’s song is an act of resistance against evil, a sign of solidarity with the oppressed, an affirmation of faith in God’s future. This idea inspires the title and infuses the contents of David Bjorlin’s hymn collection, Protest of Praise.
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