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Helping Contemporary People Use Historic Liturgy, Richard Wolfram
Helping Contemporary People Use Historic Liturgy, Richard Wolfram
Doctor of Ministry Major Applied Project
This project proposes that contemporary people need help understanding and utilizing historic liturgy. It shows how historic liturgy is contemporary by nature, and can be used in a modern and relevant way. Educational tools were developed for use in both the worship and classroom settings. Survey results provide information toward tool development and effectiveness. The result of the project and its implementation in a parish setting waste elimination of the request for a "contemporary" worship from those exposed to the project tools.
"An Evaluation Of Praise Music As A Genre For Incorporation Into Lutheran Worship", Randy Schultz
"An Evaluation Of Praise Music As A Genre For Incorporation Into Lutheran Worship", Randy Schultz
Doctor of Ministry Major Applied Project
Luther was truly a great liturgist. Along with his reform of the Mass, which included his Formula Missae and his Deutsche Messe, he also produced two baptismal rites, an Order of Marriage, an Order for Confession, a German and Latin Litany, and an Ordination Rite. He also contributed commentary on worship in general, wrote several hymns, and produced music. For the purpose of this project we will focus primarily on his reform of the Mass and his selection of hymns.