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Announcing the Open Sourcebook
Posted by cicw
Friday, February 6th, 2009
The Calvin Institute of Christian Worship is delighted to announce a new online resource called The Open Sourcebook. Developed in partnership with Sojourn Community Church, which manages the site, the Open Sourcebook is a free online collection of prayers, litanies, and other words for worship. Inspired by The Worship Sourcebook, this collection will feature words [...]
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WCC on Creative Commons licensing for churches: ‘Love to Share’
Posted by CICW
Wednesday, September 10th, 2008
From the World Council of Churches: * Churches are struggling with the complexity of copyright laws and the restrictions they face when they want to use liturgical resources in a worship setting or publish non-profit worship material. * It is difficult to find resources that can be freely shared through the Internet. * It is [...]
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