Embodied Worship is a practical, pastoral guide designed to help churches, leaders, and communities introduce embodiment in worship, gently reconnecting body, mind, and spirit.
Rooted in the truth that “in God we live and move and have our being,” this guide offers simple, accessible practices to bring movement, breath, and physical awareness into worship—without overwhelming your congregation. Each practice is offered as an invitation, honoring that every body is different.
Inside the guide, you will find:
Gentle, low-risk embodied prayer practices
Trauma-informed language for leading with care, consent, and inclusivity
Breath prayers, movement-based prayers, and ways to incorporate movement and music
Ideas for engages all ages (including children and intergenerational spaces)
Creative prayer stations for hands-on worship experiences
Our hope with this resource is to equip you as a pastor or leader to create opportunities for your congregation to experience God in new ways—reconnecting with the fullness of who they are (body, mind, and spirit), and in doing so, reconnecting with the fullness of who God is.
Embodied Worship is a practical, pastoral guide designed to help churches, leaders, and communities introduce embodiment in worship, gently reconnecting body, mind, and spirit.
Rooted in the truth that “in God we live and move and have our being,” this guide offers simple, accessible practices to bring movement, breath, and physical awareness into worship—without overwhelming your congregation. Each practice is offered as an invitation, honoring that every body is different.
Inside the guide, you will find:
Gentle, low-risk embodied prayer practices
Trauma-informed language for leading with care, consent, and inclusivity
Breath prayers, movement-based prayers, and ways to incorporate movement and music
Ideas for engages all ages (including children and intergenerational spaces)
Creative prayer stations for hands-on worship experiences
Our hope with this resource is to equip you as a pastor or leader to create opportunities for your congregation to experience God in new ways—reconnecting with the fullness of who they are (body, mind, and spirit), and in doing so, reconnecting with the fullness of who God is.
