About this ebook
Written by Mark Pierson, one of the pioneers in worship curation, this exciting new book explains why effective worship needs to be seen as an art form made up of a series of art works, rather than a mechanistic task of filling in the gaps in an order of service. At the heart of this new way of thinking about worship is the role of the worship curator. Many practical examples are used to illustrate ways in which worship, both inside and outside the church building, can be curated and delivered for spiritual formation and mission. The Art of Curating Worship provides a new language and practice for designing worship with the potential for transforming our experience of God. The Art of Curating Worship promotes a new vocabulary to help worship curators work out how and why and where worship can best engage their community, inside and outside the church, in transformative encounters with God.
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About the author
Mark Pierson, a pastor in the Baptist Church of New Zealand since 1982, developed the model of worship curator more than 15 years ago. Mark currently works with World Vision, and also writes and speaks regularly on aspects of worship as art. Mark's passion is to find new ways of engaging with those on the fringes of the church and beyond.
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