Christian worship in the Reformed tradition that connects: a resource for churches wanting to develop corporate worship that connects with people in contemporary culture, that is biblical, that is faithful to the church catholic, and that is...

James H Kraft

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Christian worship in the Reformed tradition that connects: a resource for churches wanting to develop corporate worship that connects with people in contemporary culture, that is biblical, that is faithful to the church catholic, and that is...

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MLA citation style (9th ed.)

James H Kraft. Christian Worship In the Reformed Tradition That Connects: a Resource for Churches Wanting to Develop Corporate Worship That Connects with People In Contemporary Culture, That Is Biblical, That Is Faithful to the Church Catholic, and That Is.. Pittsburgh Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/f9e1a86e-b2a5-4135-8111-a9078f9663d4?locale=pt-BR.

APA citation style (7th ed.)

J. H. Kraft. Christian worship in the Reformed tradition that connects: a resource for churches wanting to develop corporate worship that connects with people in contemporary culture, that is biblical, that is faithful to the church catholic, and that is.. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/f9e1a86e-b2a5-4135-8111-a9078f9663d4?locale=pt-BR

Chicago citation style (CMOS 17, author-date)

James H Kraft. Christian Worship In the Reformed Tradition That Connects: a Resource for Churches Wanting to Develop Corporate Worship That Connects with People In Contemporary Culture, That Is Biblical, That Is Faithful to the Church Catholic, and That Is... Pittsburgh Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/f9e1a86e-b2a5-4135-8111-a9078f9663d4?locale=pt-BR.

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James H Kraft

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This project identified four motifs as necessary and sufficient for appraising contemporary Christian worship. These motifs are: (1) Biblical, (2) Catholic (the history and universality of the church), (3) Confessional (Reformed tradition), and (4) Pastoral (the contemporary needs of the people). Included is a teaching resource designed to be used to help worshippers understand the theology and practice of worship, and worship leaders plan and evaluate contemporary worship. Actual worship examples from the contemporary service at First Presbyterian, Mount Holly, NJ, supplement the theological analysis.

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