NRSVue Bible, Lent Resources, and More: Highlights from ELCA Worship
The ELCA Worship newsletter this month brings exciting updates and essential resources for congregations and leaders across our synod. Highlights include:
New Arabic-Language Worship Resources: A collaboration between Rev. Charbel Zgheib (ELCA) and Rev. Halim Shukair (Episcopal Church) brings valuable resources for Arabic-speaking communities. Discover more on the ELCA Worship blog.
Navigating Musical Decisions Amid Abuse Allegations: Updated guidance on addressing challenging situations involving composers and songwriters within the church.
Pastoral Care Survey Insights: Over 500 responses helped inform next steps for Evangelical Lutheran Worship’s pastoral care and occasional services. A November meeting with ministers and chaplains at Cross Roads Camp in New Jersey explored these insights further.
NRSVue Bible Now Available: Augsburg Fortress now offers the New Revised Standard Version Updated Edition for SundaysandSeasons.com subscribers. Print versions are also available for purchase.
Institute of Liturgical Studies Conference: Registration is now open for this ecumenical event at Valparaiso University, April 28–30, 2025. The theme, “Rites of Passage: Engaging Occasional Practitioners in a Secular Age,” invites reflection on the church’s role in pivotal life moments. Register by Jan. 31 to save $100 with the early-bird discount.
Additionally, check out the latest Lent and Three Days music resources, and discover Paul Rorem’s Singing Church History, a journey through hymnody and its role in church history.
Visit the ELCA Worship website for more information and resources.