Overview

The Episcopal Church is embarking on a new era of liturgical reform, giving us an opportunity to reflect on why we do what we do as a body. A Christian understanding of life sets every act of personal or communal worship as a response; we look on ourselves and everything around us with curiosity, wonder, awe, fear, love, hope, and uncertainty about what it all means for us and how we feel about it. Worship begins as a response, but reaches into the future and makes alterations to adapt to changing circumstances. This is essential reading as the General Convention approaches and these conversations continue.

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""". . . an excellent parish study—for Lent or Advent—usefully introducing laity to some of the more important issues and technical terms in any liturgical revision."" —Bryan D. Spinks, Anaphora"

"". . . an excellent parish study—for Lent or Advent—usefully introducing laity to some of the more important issues and technical terms in any liturgical revision."" —Bryan D. Spinks, Anaphora

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KEVIN MORONEY, PhD, serves as the H. Boone Porter Chair of Liturgics at The General Theological Seminary, where he also serves as Director of the Chapel of the Good Shepherd. In 2018, he was appointed to serve a three-year term on the Task Force for Liturgical and Prayer Book Revision, a thirty-member committee created by the General Convention to explore future paths for worship in the Episcopal Church.

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