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
brainstorming: incorporating children in worship leadership
This week the gospel text includes one of those saying of Jesus about welcoming children. While we know that this is primarily a socio-political statement, we also know that it's important to encourage children to worship with the community and to … [Continue reading] about brainstorming: incorporating children in worship leadership
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