The Church exists for worship. It’s the only activity of the Church which will last into eternity. But what we do in our acts of worship also has practical and pastoral effects on the life of the Church now. It provides one of the contexts in which evangelism happens, and it shapes our beliefs, our character and our way of life. At its best it converts and transforms people, by drawing us deeper into the experience of God.

Despite this significance, we, in all sorts of varied ministries, or in general Christian living, are often under-resourced for creating, leading and participating in acts of worship which enable this transformation to happen. It was to meet this need that Praxis was formed.