Worship Resources Index
In past services we have confessed our faith together using words from the church of all ages. The words of these confessions, creeds and catechisms are available on the site, so that you can reflect on them in your private and family devotions. You can listen to some of the songs we use in our worship, including some of the ones' we've recently learned.
The Heidelberg Catechism:
Question 1
Question 60 (27 Jan 2008).
You can read the whole of the catechism in various places, but the Canadian and American Reformed Churches have a version with Scripture references linked online. You can also learn something about the catechism at Wikipedia.
In December 2007 we sang Philip Ryken's Grace Carol. You may find it helpful to meditate on the words.
The London Baptist Confession (1689):
Section 8 Paragraph 4.
Off-site resources
John Sampson [info] has posted a very helpful means of preparing for worship on the Lord's Day: ‘A Sample Daily Prayer in Preparation for Sunday’, Reformation Theology, 13 Aug 2006
Mark Johnston [info] has written a helpful article, ‘Who Needs A Creed?’ (reformation21, April 2008) where he suggests five ways in which learning and using a creed can help us articulate our Christian conviction about the essentials of Scriptural teaching.
At our morning service on 16 December 2007, the Sunday School gave a presentation called “The Hoity-Toity Angel”. You can see some photographs of that presentation.
Gilnahirk Baptist Church, ‘Worship Resources Index’, 27 Jan 2008, updated 25 Apr 2008 Gilnahirk Baptist Church Web site
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