Worship 3.0

Semester 2, 2021 at Whitley College

The COVID-19 context has affected our ways of being church and also our ways of worshipping together. Over the past year, many churches moved online: for some, this was a difficult transition, while others saw it as an opportunity to experiment and try new things. In Worship 3.0, we consider what comes next. What are the biblical drivers for worship? How do we apply those in our current context? What tools do we have? And how do we link our worship practices to our role in today’s society? All these questions and more will be explored using a case study approach, ensuring each student completes this unit armed with a toolbox of ideas and approaches that will equip them for whatever comes next.

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Whitley College

Whitley College is a culturally diverse community of learners committed to practical expressions of God’s activity in the world. We wrestle together in spiritual formation through theological reflection, creative exploration and academic rigour.

Shaped by the Bible, and drawing on our Baptist heritage, we are responsive to the contemporary needs of church and society, affirming liberty of conscience in conversation with other traditions of religion and spirituality.

Our educational ethos unifies heart, thought and hands, giving priority to personal and social transformation.