Sarcouncil Journal of Multidisciplinary

Abstract: The study "Worship as a Liminal Space" is a study of Disaster Response Worship through the Perspective of Liminality and Community by Victor Turner, implemented in disaster situations. Liturgy can be a means for people to express their experiences of suffering. Through prayer, Bible reading, singing, symbols, and other liturgical actions, the congregation is given space to express their grief and find hope in their faith in God. Thus, worship is understood not only as a formal ritual, but also as a space for people to encounter God and each other in the face of crisis. Worship can also be a forum for building togetherness in the recovery process. The church, as a community of faith, not only invites people to pray and surrender to God but also encourages them to embrace, strengthen, and help one another. In post-disaster situations, congregational life requires a space to process the experience of loss together. Therefore, liturgy can play a crucial role in helping people cope with suffering and rebuild their lives.