The Bloom Box, especially designed to help congregations include children in worship, helps any group enter into the process of change — not with fear and trembling, but with play and laughter. As groups role-play possible scenarios and solutions, they also learn to compromise, learn to let go and learn to see value in different viewpoints.
The Bloom Box includes:
O Come, O Come, a Manual provides leaders with a step-by-step guide to a process that enables them to introduce liturgical change to a congregation in a playful, interesting and educational way.
A media presentation on DVD for use with decision-makers, ministry leaders, clergy and staff.
Is it Really Corporate Worship? a conversational process that engages everyone, from pre-schoolers to elders, to address the question: “How do we move from what I want and need?” to “How do we design worship that serves the entire community?”
The Mustard Seed Paradigm for Worship Design introduces an innovative way to plan worship and provides sample designs to invigorate an existing Liturgy Team or help a new team learn how to plan engaging liturgies.
The Sound of Our Own Voices is a training tool that enables congregational leaders to develop and practice appropriate, helpful ways to respond with care to the concerns and emotions generated by liturgical change.
Out on a Limb Together is a game designed to help congregations generate ideas for liturgical renewal or other change, working through the inevitable resistence in a playful, yet effective way. Receive seven bonus games that can be used to train leaders, pastoral caregivers, etc. See Church Characters Games.
Includes: Resource materials on CD and DVD presentation
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The history and liturgies of The Book of Common Prayer are introduced to us in this book which helps us understand why the prayer book is such an important aspect of Anglican identity and life. 
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