Issue #31: March 1994

Editorial: Worship in a Blender: What remains distinctive about Reformed worship?
by Emily R. Brink

Perspectives: Pray it Write: Finding language that engages minds in prayer takes planning
by Edith Bajema

Perspectives: When You Pray...: Some questions to consider before leading God's people in prayer
by Thomas E. Pettinga

Resources: Children of the light: remembering and celebrating our baptisms
by Cheryl K. Brandsen, Sharon Breuker

Perspectives: It's Greek to me! A plea to get rid of outdated worship language
by Phyllis Mussman

Perspectives: In with the New: Adding a service was our best evangelism tool
by Donald M. Brandt

Perspectives: Seeker Service Revisited: One congregation evaluates its 2-year-old effort
by William Van Tol

Perspectives: Test your worship planning: ask me if I've heard God's call through the service
by Duane E. Vander Brug

Perspectives: Let's end the taste wars: it's time to let God be the judge of our worship offerings
by Stephen D. Lawton

Perspectives: Wednesday Afternoon Miracle: Imagine a choir in which many of the members have never been to church
by Marlene Koster

Hymn of the Month: Hymn of the month
by Emily R. Brink

View from the Pew: Occurrences at Delaney Street: Was the Spirit speaking on WOBR
by James Calvin Schaap

Resources: At God's Right Hand: A festive service celebrating the ascension and reign of Christ
by Cornelius Nick Overduin

Resources: One in the Spirit: A Korean/English communion service that affirms our unity
by Eun-ea Kim

Resources: Freedom to serve: a service based on Paul's letter to the Colossians
by Emily R. Brink, John D. Witvliet

Resources: New on the Praise and Worship Charts
by Amy Van Gunst

Reviews: Book: Hymn and Scripture Selection Guide: A Cross-Reference Tool for Worship Leaders
by John D. Witvliet

Reviews: Book: Trouble at the Table: Gathering the Tribes for Worship
by Norma de Waal Malefyt, Howard D. Vanderwell

Notes: Notes

Reviews: Letters