An Introduction

Liturgical Folk is a sound of liturgical renewal, pairing historic church language with modern folk sounds. We believe the church can be a credible artistic witness in the world by listening to the “sound in the ground” of a place, and by making beautiful and believable sacred music in response. We invite you to join us as we reimagine the hymnal for a new generation of ecumenical worship.

We are creating a cohesive network of like-minded churches and artists with the hope of inspiring and refreshing all saints wherever they may be on their journey and to resource the church with what we have discovered deep in its bones and prayer books.

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Leading Through Generational Divides
Leading Through Generational Divides

Every generation plays an important role in human formation and flourishing. Before we receive an individual identity, we inherit a familial identity. Extended families are made up of three or four…

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What are cultural liturgies?
What are cultural liturgies?

"Cultural liturgies" is a term coined by philosopher James K. A. Smith. It refers to the way human cultures teach us to worship. All human beings are creatures of worship, even if all may not know it. 

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We get to play in beautiful spaces. Join us in this one tonight. Saint Michael Chapel at @smaadallas.
“Sabbath” A sonnet for Saturdays By Ryan Flanigan (@frflanigan) We put away all our anxieties, For Sabbath Day has come to us again. Another chance, a gift, to rest at ease, To let our eyes recover from the strain: Incessant, flashing
🕯️Celebrating 5 years of Advent! As we come to the end of another liturgical year, and to celebrate 5 years since the release of our Advent record, here are 5 resources to assist you in finishing the year strong and entering faithfully into the sea
Two weeks from today we will be playing in New York City at @allangelschurch. Tickets are $20. Follow link in profile for tickets and more details. If you will be in NYC on Nov 26 and could use an evening away from the noise, come and let our music
New Album Out Today! 10-year anniversary edition, newly remastered along with six never-before-released instrumental tracks. Now streaming everywhere! Link in profile
DALLAS—November 21st Pre-Advent Tour 2024 kicks off with a FREE concert in Dallas three weeks from today at Saint Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church (@smaadallas). See you there!
Announcing Fall Tour 🚙 TX, GA, SC, NY Upcoming concerts in Dallas, Atlanta, Columbia, and New York City November 21-26 Five years ago, back in pre-COVID times, the Brooks and Flanigan families took Liturgical Folk on the road from Texas to New Yor
🎶 Another New Single! “Far More Wonderful” is a musical reflection on Philippians 4:4-7, written by @frflanigan, @jesslynnsilk, @matt.tebbe, and @mklute. The song was originally released on Ryan Flanigan’s 2014 album Fought &
🎶 New single out today! “Christ as a Light” is a musical setting of St. Patrick’s Breastplate prayer. The song was originally released on Ryan Flanigan’s 2014 album Fought & Fallen. To celebrate 10 years, we have remas
On Thursday, September 5th—one week from today—@iamjonguerra is playing a FREE concert at @bayloruniversity @truettseminary. Registration is required [link in profile]. Come on up from Austin or down from Dallas. Hope to see you there!
🎫 Get your FREE ticket to see Jon Guerra in Waco, TX at Baylor on Thursday, 9/5, two weeks from today! The concert is free, but registration is required. Follow the link in bio for more details and to secure your free ticket today!
✍🏼 New Poem by @frflanigan “A Simple Tune for the Morning or Whenever I Need to Reawaken to My Present Work and Company or Simply Relocate Myself Physically, Mentally, and Emotionally in the Present Moment, Reconnecting Myself to Myself and
We are thrilled to be taking part in The Human Pilgrimage conference in OKC on Sep 26-28, where we will grapple with the question: “How do we live fully as creatures created, loved, limited, and liberated by God?” @justinphilipbrooks and
Saint Romanos the Melodist, a Sixth Century Syrian, was a deacon and reader in the Hagia Sophia. He did not have a pleasant voice, which was doubly unpleasant since readers were charged to sing the readings in the Liturgy. One Christmas Eve, as Roman
✍🏼 New Poem inspired by the Olympics “Beautiful Bodies” By @frflanigan The human body radiates The beauty of the Lord. All features, sizes, colors, weights, All hues and shapes adored. In peak condition athletes fight To reach the hi
✍🏼 New Poem: “Weakness” By @frflanigan Have compassion on our weakness, Humble Jesus, Lord of might; Shift our hearts from shame to meekness, You who dwell with the contrite. Don’t give in to power’s promise To protect you
 
 

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