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The Renewal Of Sunday Worship1,000-Character Scholarly Preview

Women’s Aglow Fellowship International

Contributor / Topic: Sunday's Structure, Style & Content
Source: The Complete Library of Christian Worship, Robert E. Webber, General Editor

Aglow is an interdenominational ministry that touches over three-quarters of a million women each year in over 100 nations of the world. From the smaller monthly meetings (25 to 400 women) of the local fellowships to the larger annual conventions (2, 000 to 10, 000 women), praise and worship holds a prominent place in everything Aglow does. Aglow believes in using all of the ways of praising and worshiping God that are set forth in both the Old and New Testaments: singing, shouting, prophesying, dancing, clapping, lifting hands, bowing, and kneeling. Although Aglow has used the same general format for worship in the last ten years, we have grown and matured as worshipers. From our formation twenty-five years ago to the present day, we still use psalms, hymns, spiritual songs, and songs of deliverance as part of our worship. In the last ten years we have also grown in our use of the arts such as mime, choreography, banners and flags, streamers, singing, and ballet. None of these are…

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