Looking for liturgical language that suits this moment in our world — a world of pandemic, uprising against individual and systemic racism, virtual gathering, and so much more? Here we offer some…feel free to use as is, to adapt, or to use for inspiration for your own. If you use these in written materials, please… Read More
worship words for 28 June: bound
Looking for liturgical language that suits this moment in our world — a world of pandemic, uprising against individual and systemic racism, virtual gathering, and so much more? Here we offer some…feel free to use as is, to adapt, or to use for inspiration for your own. If you use these in written materials, please… Read More
worship words for 14 June 2020, the journey is long
Looking for liturgical language that suits this moment in our world — a world of pandemic, uprising against racism, virtual gathering, and so much more? Here we offer some…feel free to use as is, to adapt, or to use for inspiration for your own. If you use these in written materials, please credit the author.… Read More
Ordiversary Party: June quarantine edition!
This month we’re kicking off the Ordiversary Party with some story and wisdom from one of our original founding RevGals, Julie Craig, who is both an ordained PCUSA pastor and a Registered Nurse! Who better to help us party in an appropriately distanced yet awesome way? And it’s her birthday yesterday and ordiversary tomorrow, so… Read More
11th Hour Preacher Party: tricky maths
It’s Trinity Sunday this week (1+1+1=1, anybody?). There’s a lot going on in the world. What are you doing to draw people into worship, prayer, and faithful action this week? Is your service online? outdoors? some other way? Will you be following the lectionary, starting a series, addressing something particular? Whatever plans are forming, or… Read More
Worship Words for Trinity Sunday, 7 June 2020
It feels harder than ever to figure out what to say, and more important than ever to speak up. Here are some words you can use for worship — feel free to use them as is, or adapt, or use them as inspiration. If you print them somewhere, please give credit to the author. If… Read More
Worship Words: receiving what is passed on, Easter 7 / Ascension
If you’re looking for some words for worship, here are some you are welcome to use or to adapt, or simply spring from as you write your own. If you use them in print, please credit the author and RevGalBlogPals.org. If you use them in a video or audio service, there’s no need to verbally… Read More
Worship Words for Easter 6: love, love, love
This new feature is here to hopefully offer you some words for worship in these strange times, when some of us have noticed that our traditional liturgical language seems…..inadequate, or at least a bit “off” from what we need for virtual worship experiences. Each week we’ll bring you one or more pieces that you can… Read More
May Ordiversary Party!
It’s hard to believe it’s May already. And at the same time, 2020 has seemed like an eternity so far. I’m pretty sure that means we are overdue for a party! So…were you ordained in May? Let us celebrate you and your ministry! In these days, we can use some celebration, for sure. So, if… Read More
Worship Words for Easter 5: living in God
In these days when worship is online rather than in person, it has seemed as if our liturgical language doesn’t always fit the situation we find ourselves in. So RevGalBlogPals is excited to offer you a new feature gathering some words for worship. We hope you will use these in whatever way works for you… Read More
