Reformed Worship: Lift Up Your Hearts

The June 2013 edition of Reformed Worship(link is external) features many articles about Lift Up Your Hearts. For this reason, we are making it available to everyone online (excluding copyrighted material that only appears in the printed edition). Questions? Email us at hymnal@crcna.org(link sends e-mail).

How Can I Keep from Singing? (link is external)

Editorial by Joyce Borger

Unity, Reconciliation, Justice(link is external)

A Series on the Belhar Confession

By Howard D. Vanderwell, Norma de Waal Malefyt

Ten Reasons Why Hymnals Have a Future(link is external)

Feature by John D. Witvliet

***This article has been picked up and published by Worship Leader(link is external) as well.

Common Threads(link is external)

Come and See by Dean R. Heetderks

Singing the Story Into Our Bones(link is external)

Feature by James K.A. Smith

What I'm For(link is external)

Reflections: A Place for Hymnals in Confemporary Churches

By Paul Thé

The Hymnal as Teacher(link is external)

Reflections by Leonard J. VanderZee

The God of Abraham Praise(link is external)

Reflections: Singing the Old Testament

By Carol M. Bechtel

The Psalter in the Hymnal(link is external)

Psalms by Martin Tel

The Gifting of Songs(link is external)

Reflections: What We Can Learn from Other Communities

By Joel Navarro

Order from Chaos(link is external)

Reflections by Diane Dykgraaf

A Hymnal for a New Generation(link is external)

Reflections by Brenda Kuyper

How to Transistion to a New Hymnal(link is external)

Resources: by Annetta VanderLugt

Reflections: Lift Up Your Hearts: A Pastor's Perspective(link is external)

By Tim TenClay

The Lord's Prayer(link is external)

Resources: A Service of Confession and Assurance

By Brenda Kuyper

Something Old, Something New(link is external)

Movement by Julia K. Start Fletcher