Learn how your church’s worship can more effectively engage, equip, and commission workers for their vocational calling.
A unique opportunity to experience a worship service that affirms the dignity of daily work as an integral part of God’s mission. Followed by a full-day seminar to learn how your church’s worship can more effectively engage, equip, and commission workers for their vocational calling.
Featuring Professors Cory Wilson & Katie Ritsema-Roelofs of Calvin Theological Seminary.
Immersion Service: Sunday Sept 13, 2026. 4:30-6pm Dinner included
Seminar: Monday Sept 14, 2026 8:30am-6pm, Breakfast & Lunch included
Both events FREE thanks to Lily Grant funding.
Hosted by Mission Church, Infuse Tucson, and the Institute of Mission Church & Culture at Calvin Theological Seminary
meet THE PRESENTERS
Cory Wilson
Cory is the Jake and Betsy Tuls Professor of Missiology, World Christianity, and Public Theology.
I am passionate about enriching the faith and practice of Christians through a sustained engagement with Scripture, theology and culture. My academic training and pastoral ministry have provided the theological and pedagogical training to help me equip men and women for a missional encounter with the cultural contexts in which they live and work.
Katie Ritsema-Roelofs
Katie Ritsema-Roelofs is a commissioned pastor in the Christian Reformed Church (CRC) and serves as a worship specialist with Thrive, a ministry of the CRC. She is also the managing director of the Worship for Workers project through Fuller Seminary. Katie has many years of experience in worship leadership and pastoral ministry and is passionate about helping congregations think deeply about their worship practices as faith and life formation. She and her husband and three young children reside in the greater Washington, DC area and enjoy participation in the life of all their various communities.