I always find the fall to be the toughest time of the year to be preaching the Lectionary. During the high liturgical seasons, there is an easy connection to something beyond the scripture, but by the time October rolls around, it so often feels like … [Continue reading] about Sunday’s Coming: working toward October 14
Sunday’s Coming!
Some of us are using the Revised Common Lectionary--and that's how we've organized our LiturgyLink life so far. Some of us are using the Narrative Lectionary--and we'd love to include your liturgical resources too! When you write liturgy, send it in, … [Continue reading] about Sunday’s Coming!
ctw and blessing: are any?
Call to Worship We call ourselves together in worship through the words of James 5:13-20. If your answer to any of these questions is “yes,” you are invited to rise in body and spirit to hear the church respond to your needs. One: Are any among … [Continue reading] about ctw and blessing: are any?
confession: Lord, we stumble
One: Lord, we confess that we have put stumbling blocks in front of others. All: We confuse people about what it means to be your disciple when we say that we are Christians but then we treat others poorly, use our words as weapons, and … [Continue reading] about confession: Lord, we stumble
sung great prayer of thanksgiving
(sung to Hymn to Joy) The celebrant alone sings those lines in italics; the congregation joins those lines in bold. God has called us all together: Come to eat and drink as one. Bread and cup are ours forever, giv’n to us through Christ the … [Continue reading] about sung great prayer of thanksgiving
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