When Laura Nilles wants to find God amid the hubbub of her daily life, she knows where to look. God is in the silence, the chanting, the candles and the reflective readings of a Taize worship service.

Trinity Lutheran Church, Moorhead, will host Taizé worship at 7:35 p.m. Wednesdays beginning this week. The services are open to the public. Taizé worship is a service of music, silence, scripture, ...

When Lois Eells first attended a Taize worship service several years ago, she wasn't impressed. The services were held during the Christmas season at her church and the traditional chants or songs ...

A unique worship experience in the Taize style will be held at 7 p.m. Feb. 15 at Fairview Chapel. The Taize style of worship was started in a nondenominational religious community in the tiny town of ...

While many of the things done every Sunday will remain in place, including the celebration of the Lord’s Supper, this Sunday the First Christian Church will explore the Taizé style of worship during ...

Taize, in the south of Burgundy, France, is the home of an international, ecumenical community founded there in 1941 by Brother Roger. The brothers of Taize make a life commitment to sharing all ...

During the season of Lent, a handful of area churches are fielding a call to Christian unity through Taize-style prayer services. In a spirit of ecumenism, Sister Hannah Vanorny, vocation director at ...

SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - Once a month candles are lit music is played — the pews begin to fill inside First Presbyterian Church in Shreveport. While it might look like a regular church service... it’s ...

This column was written by Timothy Jessen, whose column will appear every other week on the Religion page. In a world that is broken and divided, loud and often harsh, a liturgical movement ...

SKANEATELES | St. James' Episcopal Church and Skaneateles United Methodist Church are slated to host community Taizé worship services twice during Lent. A service will take place at 6 p.m. Sunday, Feb ...

In a busy, loud and pushy world, the Rev. Carol Teare wondered if there was room for unbridled silence. While studying at United Seminary in Minneapolis, she was introduced to "Taize," a form of ...