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Gracebook! I love it!
Anything on Easter Sunrise yet???
Nothing yet – but we’ll put it in the hopper for one of our discussion posts coming up soon!
The video is awesome!
I have just found your website — and just in time. I am a retired pastor who sings in the choir. Our music director and I take turns offering prayer at the end of worship, and tonight is my turn — and I was not ready. Thank you for the resources you provide. I’d like to return to them on a regular basis. I have searched your website and I have not found a way to subscribe to this very useful and inspiring resource. I hope that by sending this note my goal will be accomplished.
Blessings,
Rev. Dr. Marnie Rourke
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any resources available for a Homecoming Service elebration
What does the acronym, POP, stand for? I just sunscribed and am finding your resources quite rich and helpful.
“Prayers of the People.” Glad you are finding this helpful!
Thank you so much for this website. It was good to find such excellent work online. Every time I use one of your prayers in worship I include the name of the writer and their title and church and/or denomination. I could not find the info for the Rev. Terri Peterson. Could you please help?
Thanks JD!
I am the Rev. Teri Peterson (one r, which makes me far easier to find!). I am between places but about to be inducted as minister of St John’s Church in Gourock, Scotland (Church of Scotland). I hope that helps.
Peace
Teri
Brand new to this.
Are we free to use the material we see on Liturgy Link in print, for sermons, etc. I, too, would reference the author, title and church position. Any other guidelines for use?
Ruth, please use these materials freely—they are shared to be shared! We ask you to always give credit to the submitter, whose name is noted on each post. Additionally, we encourage you to note LiturgyLink as the source. One suggested and easy format is simply “Submitter Name, via LiturgyLink.”
Gm..
Needed ideas on the lighting of the 4 Advent Candles & sharing the meaning of each Advent Week..
Is it ok to print out & share w/our Local Church for this upcoming
Christmas Advent..?
Thank you..
Yes! Please credit the original author as the source and reference LiturgyLink if you wish.