IWS Associate Chaplain Nancy Nethercott gives the 3rd installment of the June 2017 chapel series “The Life Eucharistic: Traveling the Big Thank-You Highway.” How can the Japanese art of Kintsugi illuminate or illustrate for us the Eucharistic life characterized by being Taken, Blessed, Broken, and Given Out? Audio: June 2017 Chapel SeriesRead More

IWS VP of Spiritual Life Darrell Harris gives the 2nd installment of the June 2017 chapel series “The Life Eucharistic: Traveling the Big Thank-You Highway.” What should be our response to God’s invitation to enter his story? And why do we need instructions on giving thanks? Deuteronomy 26 preceded the chapel address: Audio: June 2017...Read More

“IWS has deepened my understanding of worship not only by calling me back to a biblical theology of worship, but also by giving me a greater appreciation for historical Church practice. As a result of my coursework as well as chapel services on campus, worship is playing an increasingly significant role in my spiritual journey....Read More

The IWS Bibliography has been updated for the June 2017 on-campus intensive, thanks to the hard work of IWS Bibliographer Dr. Mark Torgerson. All recent additions to the bibliography are identified just after the table of contents. The titles mentioned there will also be integrated into the bibliography under the appropriate heading. Those familiar with...Read More

The Robert E. Webber Institute for Worship Studies plans to discontinue its institutional subscription to the NoodleTools citation and research management platform effective June 4, 2017. Here are some options available to studentsRead More

The Institute for Worship Studies recognizes the importance of assessing how well students are doing in their degree programs, and how effective the Institute for Worship Studies is in the pursuit of its institutional goals. Here is the latest summary of our findings as of Summer 2017: The Robert E. Webber Institute for Worship Studies...Read More