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Thorpe Acre with Dishley 

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Thorpe Acre Road, Loughborough, Leicestershire, LE11 4LF, England, UK

Worship Ideas

The worship section focuses us on God and ensures that He remains at the centre of our cell. This part needs some prior preparation to get the most out of it - there is potential for this part to be an extremely powerful time as we really meet with God. Be creative in ways we can worship outside of the corporate singing experience, but make sure that your ideas are valid ways that you yourself can worship God in order to successfully lead everyone else in that form of worship. Check with your cell leader if you are unsure if something will work.
 

Here are some suggestions...
1) Read out a poem 11) Use the natural beauty of creation to focus on God and let him speak e.g. Look out at the stars, bring in some leaves/flowers to look at etc
2) Play a track off a CD that has got some good words to it 12) Use some Anglican liturgy to pray out, recite together, photocopies to meditate on
3) Read out a psalm and get everyone to write their own. End with people reading out what they have written. 13) Make a video of different images and clips that can be played alongside a worship song
4) Get a big sheet of paper in the middle and get everyone to write down words on it that describe God. Then go round and find out why different people wrote what they did. 14) Turn off the lights and light a single candle and focus on it while a suitable scripture is read e.g. 'I am the light of the world...'
5) Read out a passage of scripture and use it to go into a time of open prayer thanking God for who he is and what He has done eg. 2 Samuel 22, Philippians 2 v 6-11, Revelation 1 v 12-18 15) Break bread together-again some Anglican liturgy can be used, or do it creatively eg focusing on different aspects of the work of the cross
6) Meditate on a familiar passage of scripture, verse by verse asking God to speak through it e.g. Psalm 23 or the Lord's prayer and then feedback what God has been saying through it 16) Get everyone to write down what they have been forgiven of, or hindrances in the way of God, or burdens they are carrying and screw up the paper into a metal container and burn it/or have a bowl of warm water to symbolically wash their hands of it.
7) Go through all the different names attributed to i) God ii) Jesus iii) the Holy Spirit and discuss what each of them means to the different members in cell group. 17) Get one or two people to give their testimony and then pray for those people thanking God for what He's done in their lives so far and what He is going to do.
8) Read out an excerpt from a Christian classic e.g. J.I. Packer's Knowing God, A.W. Tozer's The Knowledge of the Holy, J.B. Philip's Your God is too small or Colin Urquart's My dear child 18) Bring some art materials and get everyone to draw/paint/make something that expresses worship to God
9) All make noise together- singing out, humming, speaking out praise to God. 19) Get everyone to draw their thumb print and read out Psalm 139
10) In the previous week allocate people the names of one or two others in cell and ask everyone to come with something they think God might be saying to their person either through a picture, object, scripture etc.  

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