Name: Prayer Book Studies Volume One. Initial Liturgical Efforts, Issues 1-4
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Author: Derek Olsen
ISBN: 9781640659223

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Prayer Book Studies Volume One. Initial Liturgical Efforts, Issues 1-4

Type

Physical Book

Publisher

Church Publishing Inc

Author

Derek Olsen

Year

2026

Pages

596

Format

Hardcover

Dimensions

22.80 x 15.20 cm

ISBN13

9781640659223

Prayer Book Studies Volume One. Initial Liturgical Efforts, Issues 1-4

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Synopsis "Prayer Book Studies Volume One. Initial Liturgical Efforts, Issues 1-4"

A landmark series of studies devoted to the revision of the Book of Common Prayer — Volume One concerns the core liturgy of the Church: Communion, Confession and the Eucharist. The creation of the landmark 1979 American Book of Common Prayer was the fruit of nearly four decades of discussion within the Episcopal Church. Prayer Book Studies is a series of official reports by the Church’s Standing Liturgical Commission that were published irregularly over the course of that period, representing the work of the committees deliberating over and drafting the materials that would eventually become the 1979 revision. These reports provide an extraordinary window into the work of leading liturgical scholars during an age characterized by huge transformation in the fields of liturgy. Long out of print and unavailable, these reports, collected in nine volumes, are an invaluable resource for liturgical scholars and clergy. The studies included in Volume One were published between 1950 and 1953, and address Christian Initiation, the Epistles and Gospels for reading at Holy Communion, Confession, and the Holy Eucharist.