Testimonials

“I feel like in some ways I’ve been waiting my whole ministry for this conference. The topics, material, and especially the worship were just what my soul needed right now. Praise Jesus for this event, may it be the first of many. The first Liturgy Collective conference this year in Nashville was so wonderful. A balm after an extremely painful season of relational loss and ministry disillusionment. It was so good to be with so many kindred spirits, people who understand me and my world, the joys and the sorrows. So good to be reminded of why I do what I do and the beauty that is in it. It’s amazing how easy it is to forget. ”

Jeremy Goodwyne
Worship Director, Uptown PCA
Charlotte, NC

"Through the services and seminars, I was given a better understanding of the challenges my worship leader faces, and he was given a more robust vision of worship from across our denomination. Both our church and our relationship will be blessed because we attended the Liturgy Collective together."

Sean Sawyers
Lead Pastor, Sycamore PCA
Midlothian, VA

"I personally loved attending a conference that had a manageable size of people so there was less of an overwhelming factor and we could all focus on the incredible content. I'm floored at how well done it was. Thank you so much!"

Rachel Wilhelm, Minister of Music and Arts, Apostles ACNA
Knoxville, TN

"The Liturgy Collective was a great experience for me and my wife and the band and we look forward to seeing you again in the future!"

Brian Blade
Musician
Shreveport, LA

“It is a retreat-like experience with a massive amount of information that is in line with PCA reformed conferences.”

“You can tell the entire Liturgy Collective experience was crafted with enormous thought and care down to the smallest details. A sure sign of a great experience is wanting more after it has ended, and I woke up the morning after the conclusion wanting to go back for more.”

"Fantastic collection of speakers who spoke to performance artists in a non-performative way at a Christian conference. Refreshing. Rehumanizing."

“It has been several years since I have been able to engage emotionally during a worship service... I was able to rest. I wept through most of the music. I was barely able to sing most times. I tried to absorb every moment of each day. So much beauty. Thanks be to God for such a gift, and thank you for your care and curation."

Andy Zipf
Director of Music & Artist in Residence, Christ Church Presbyterian
Jacksonville, FL

“This was an amazing and refreshing time of worship, fellowship and teaching. As a worship leader, it was such a privilege to be able to be a participant/congregant for three beautiful services! The venue was gorgeous and it was so great to meet and fellowship with other leaders in the PCA. I definitely want to come back… with our pastors!”

Lisa Iddings
Director of Music, Faith Covenant PCA
Kalispell, MT

"This year I encouraged our Director of Music to attend the Liturgy Collective. It was his only conference this year and his first since the pandemic. Perhaps because of the timing but more than likely the substance, it was eye-opening, convicting, and encouraging for him. Midway through the conference, he called me in tears to express his thankfulness for the opportunity to serve in church ministry. We cried together over the phone. Since returning, he has slowly recounted some of the things he learned, but more importantly he has a renewed passion for serving the Lord and his church. His humble enthusiasm is contagious, so I too have been encouraged indirectly."

Dr. John Clayton
Senior Minister, Covenant Presbyterian Church,
Fort Smith, AK

“What a wonderful few days. I keep reflecting on the riches of fellowship and the work of the Spirit in just a relatively short period of time. Thank you for making this happen.”

Greg Wilbur
Chief Musician at Cornerstone Presbyterian & Dean of New College Franklin
Franklin, TN

“Through the services and seminars, I was given a better understanding of the challenges my worship leader faces, and he was given a more robust vision of worship from across our denomination. Both our church and our relationship will be blessed because we attended the Liturgy Collective together.”

"The Liturgy Collective balanced well its offerings of worship services, lecture content, and space to think and meditate. At one point, the conference was called a "retreat" and I think that was an apt description. Pastors, Music Leaders, Choir Members, and many others gathered to hear great content, have their imaginations sparked anew, and be sent back in to their Church contexts revitalized and ready to lead. I'd recommend this Conference to any who can join next year!"