intersections: Worship in the Mission-Shaped Church

March 09, 2009

Worship in the Mission-Shaped Church

This past Saturday afternoon I taught a workshop, with the help of friend and staff intern, Scott Arany, for the West Coast Worship Conference. The workshop, entitled, Worship in the Mission-Shaped Church looks at the formative role of worship in shaping congregations that understand themselves as mission; as part of God's mission in the world.

Some a few people asked for a recording so here it is. Enjoy.

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