Small congregations have powerful worship strengths that can’t be used in big settings. Explore lavish worship that fits your gifts and reveals the kingdom of God already among you. In this webinar, you’ll learn:

• How to start with your small-setting strengths instead of endlessly adapting resources that don’t fit.
• The difference between a performance approach and a participation approach to worship. (Spoiler alert: participation is an overlooked superpower of small settings).
• A new way of worship planning—the Stone Soup model—that increases lay participation, decreases planning time, and invites local gifts.

Registration includes Stone Soup planning forms. With examples for an upcoming liturgical season..

Teresa J. Stewart is an author, speaker, and teacher whose passion is small congregations. For fifteen years, she has served, studied, and developed creative resources that fit these congregations. The foundation for her work is simple: small settings are not miniaturized big ones. They work differently. And they have deeply-forming strengths for worship and ministry that are generally unavailable in big settings. She’s the creative behind SmallChurch.org and the author of a newly-released book, The Small Church Advantage: Seven Powerful Worship Practices that Work Best in Small Settings.