Worship Home Cooking Survey
This survey will help you to better understand your unique worship culture or "worship home cooking."
We all have a worship culture. Do you know yours?
We all have a worship culture. The ways we worship have been shaped by our unique experiences in our families, churches, and the various communities we've been a part of. But because our worship culture may seem “normal” to us, identifying it can be difficult at first.
This survey will help you to better understand your unique worship culture, or "worship home cooking" if you will.
Unlike most online surveys, you won't get a simple answer to the question, "What is my worship home cooking?"
Instead, this survey will give you language to better identify and articulate your worship culture and encourage you to explore your own worship story for yourself.
As we grow in our ability to identify our worship home cooking, we will more clearly see the hand of God in our story and appreciate his work in our lives.
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About the authors
Andy Kim is a strategist, storyteller, and ministry leader who helps the next generation imagine and pursue their place in God’s global mission. He currently serves as Associate Conference Director for Urbana, InterVarsity’s triennial student missions conference that has inspired hundreds of thousands to say “yes” to God’s global call.Andy has helped shape multiethnic leadership development, intercultural formation, and missional innovation across a variety of roles within InterVarsity and higher education—including as a campus minister at Northwestern University, Director of Intercultural Development at Trinity International University, and Multiethnic Resource Director for InterVarsity's Multiethnic Ministries. Most recently, he served as Associate Director of InterVarsity’s Creative Labs where helped launch the Ministry Playbook, a digital training platform that has equipped thousands of staff, students and partners in campus ministry across the country. He holds an MDiv from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School and a BA from Northwestern University. He and his wife Madeline live in Urbana, Illinois, with their three children.
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