Work as Worship Resources
The impact of the modern-day divide between Sunday worship and Monday work has been overwhelmingly devastating on the church. Many Christians have stated that their gathered times of worship feel completely disconnected from their daily work. In order to close the Sunday to Monday gap, there is a tremendous need for our gathered times of worship to become more vocationally informed. In addition to curating Worship & Work resources from other sources, Vennture, with the assistance of a small group of talented and passionate worship artists, pastors, and liturgists, is also creating new worship/liturgical resources for your church that will help deepen the integral connection between worship and work.
(New resources will be added as they become available)
Work and Worship Liturgical Resources
Sermon Outline and Notes
These sermon notes explore and unpack How God uses Daniel’s skills and labour in a foreign country to bring glory to Himself.
Scripture Reading: Daniel 1: 3-8, 17-20
Darrell and Laura Lee Bustin read to us from Daniel Chapter 1.
A Procession of Symbols
This Procession of Symbols is meant to be the first liturgical element of a service, but it can be adapted to fit at other points in your service as well.
Responsive Readings
This set of two responsive readings will bring your congregation into a time of call and response, where they can reflect on God’s provision.
Prayer for Vocations
Written by Steven Garber
Produced by Park Cities Presbyterian Church
Film by Collin Sims
Promotional Video
Use this Promotional video to tell your co-workers, congregation or small group about Vennture.
Song: The Blood is Still The Blood
Daniel Bashta, Kirby Kaple, Jonathan Jay, Kenneth Leonard Jr., Chandler Moore, Tasha Cobbs Leonard, Taylor Hill
Our quarterly e-newsletter will share thoughtful reflections, helpful tools, challenging articles, and inspiring stories of impact from around the world. You will also learn of ways that you can help spread the word about upcoming events or available resources, and how you can reimagine a seamless life where faith meets work.