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What Hath Silicon Valley To Do With Jerusalem? Technological Innovation And Ancient Practice In Worship, Mark Roeda

Symposium on Worship Archive

Worship is something we do, not observe. Because technology supplies us with the capacity to program and record content which it will then present on demand, utilizing technology in worship can remove the sense of immediacy (in terms of both time and space) of worship, the sense that this is something we are doing now, together. In short, it risks reducing us to passive observers of the acts of worship.

An Invitation To "The Liturgy Of The Hours", Pat Zandstra

Symposium on Worship Archive

The Liturgy of the Hours, also known as Fixed Hours of Prayer, Divine Hours, Daily Offices, or Common Prayer teaches us to pray, immerses us in Scripture, unites us with all believers who have gone before us and believers around the world, makes us aware of the passing of time in the liturgical year, provides words for us in tough times, and regularly draws our attention back to God throughout the day.

Imagine... What Has Christ Done For Us?, Paul Ryan

Symposium on Worship Archive

How to plan with images in mind.

One way of planning the service of confession and assurance is to keep in mind an image of the atonement. These can be a catalyst for our words of confession and offer a means by which we might experience the assurance of salvation.

Jews And Judaism In The Medieval Latin Liturgy, Lawrence Frizzell, J. Henderson

Selected Works of Lawrence E. Frizzell

The purpose of this study is to sketch the positive and negative dimensions in the Latin liturgy of the Church's relationship to Judaism and the Jewish people during the period prior to the sixteenth century. Seasons of the liturgical year and particular ceremonies are discussed in some detail to present the impact of the liturgy on the perception of Catholics regarding their Jewish neighbors.Copyright of The Liturgy of the Medieval Church is held by Medieval Institute Publications (Western Michigan University).

O, The Depth Of Love Divine : The Historical Resources Of Methodist Worship In Light Of Contemporary Renewal, Jennifer L. Woodruff Tait

ATS Dissertations

No abstract provided.

A History Of Liturgy In The Christian Reformed Church, John Vriend

Conferences on Liturgy and Music

A history of liturgy in the Christian Reformed Church (CRC), divided into four periods: the Datheenian period (1857-1916), the Dialogic period (1916-1930), the period of Quiescence (1930-1964), and the period of Reawakening (1964-?). Vriend also discusses the theological basis for the CRC's emphasis on the dialogic interaction between God and the Church and the dramatic shape of CRC liturgy.

Development Of Worship Skills, George W. Hoyer

Concordia Theological Monthly

A review of bibliographic material in the areas of liturgy and worship at once requires both a definition of terms and a selection of accents. A choice in the direction of liturgiology might appear to be more academically profound; but an accent on worship would probably be more theologically sound and probably more practical for most.

Fellowship And The Disciples' Doctrine Of The Chruch, Evelyn Faye Hale

Graduate Thesis Collection

It is necessary for me to do three things In this thesis: (1) Spell out the meaning of fellowship in relationship to an understanding of the nature of the church In its origin and in contemporary thinking. (2) Find out what our own traditions are regarding the nature of the church. (3) Evaluate our traditional understanding of the concept of the church as Disciples of Christ.

The Hymn And The Liturgy, Harold W. Scheibert

Concordia Theological Monthly

The Lutheran Church is a liturgical church. It is in the mainstream of Western Christianity and uses a clearly defined form of the Western Liturgy. The Lutheran Church is also a singing church. Born with it in the 16th century were hymns that are still favorites of Christians everywhere. Lutherans have always used their hymns in their public liturgical worship. They still do so today. There must therefore be a relationship between the hymn and the liturgy. The hymns ought to have the same goal as the liturgy and the liturgy as the hymns. Specifically the hymns used with the …

The Relation Of The Liturgy To The Word, H. Richard Klann

Concordia Theological Monthly

The essential aim of this investigation is not merely the historical delineation of liturgical practices, nor the consideration of liturgical minutiae in their historical setting and development, nor the establishment of a theological basis against liturgical innovations, but rather to state the Lutheran principles by which a pastor will be able to judge the relation of the liturgy to the proclamation of the Word in the worship of a congregation.

Our New Altar Service Books, W. G. Polack

Concordia Theological Monthly

After a long delay caused chiefly by the wartime paper shortage which prevented our Publishing House from obtaining suitable paper, our new altar service books are finally coming off the presses. As previously announced, the material in the old Liturgy and Agenda, together with new items, has been divided to make two volumes. In addition, a third volume, the Lectionary, will contain the standard pericopal lessons. the Psalms, and the Passion Story. The fourth volume, containing the music for the liturgy, has been ready for some time.

Pro Perfidis Judaeis, John M. Oesterreicher

Selected Works of John M. Oesterreicher

This article examines the meaning of perfidia and perfidus and the significance of the rubric directing certain omissions in the Good Friday petitions in the Roman Missal.

On Liturgical Uniformity, R. R. Caemmerer

Concordia Theological Monthly

It is a good thing to have liturgical uniformity. There is something of confessional value in a uniform liturgy. Also away from home the worshiper feels himself spiritually akin to his brethren of the faith where liturgy is familiar. In fact, if that liturgy preserves the traditional forms, he will feel himself akin to the Church of the past and will grow in appreciation of the Church Universal. Conversely, a lack of uniformity in liturgical forms is a cause of bewilderment in worship and a testimonial to a lack of that brotherly consideration which will lead units of the Church, …

What Can Synod Do In Order That There Be More Uniformity In The Externals Of Our Public Services?, F. J. Seltz

Concordia Theological Monthly

Not only has the lack of uniformity been lamented for the past fifty years, especially since the majority of our congregations have regular English services, but of late, through the revival of the study of liturgies in every section of the Christian Church, there have appeared definite symptoms which seem to indicate that just when we were about to be led out of the wilderness of liturgical confusion, we are to be led back into a new liturgical chaos.

Die Rechte Mitte In Der Liturgie Und Ordnung Des Gottesdienstes, L. Fuerbringer

Concordia Theological Monthly

Die rechte Mitte in der Liturgie und Ordnung des Gottesdienstes (The right center in the liturgy and order of worship)

Die Rechte Mitte In Der Liturgie Und Ordnung Des Gottesdienstes, L. Fuerbringer

Concordia Theological Monthly

Die rechte Mitte in der Liturgie und Ordnung des Gottesdienstes (The right center in the liturgy and order of worship)

Die Rechte Mitte In Der Liturgie Und Ordnung Des Gottesdienstes, L. Fuerbringer

Concordia Theological Monthly

Die rechte Mitte in der Liturgie und Ordnung des Gottesdienstes (The right center in the liturgy and order of worship)

Die Rechte Mitte In Der Liturgie Und Ordnung Des Gottesdienstes, L. Fuerbringer

Concordia Theological Monthly

Die rechte Mitte in der Liturgie und Ordnung des Gottesdienstes (The right center in the liturgy and order of worship)