This book is a user manual to the International Version of the 1662 Book of Common Prayer published by InterVarsity Press in 2021, edited by Bray and Keane. Once that initial confusion is cleared up, the book’s intention becomes quite clear: it introduces non-Anglican evangelicals discovering liturgy for the first time to a venerable and time-tested expression of Christian worship, a solid, stately liturgy with a Reformation edge.
Karen Stiller focuses on several words — fruit, body, money, hospitality, humility, beauty, church, remembering, and sorrow — to explain how holiness might become real in our lives.
Autism and Worship
A Liturgical Theology
By Armand Léon van Ommen
Baylor, 263 pages, $44.99
In 2015, my wife and I were struggling to raise our two young...
The phrases “Praise and Worship” and “Contemporary Worship” have a great deal of explanatory power for understanding large swathes of the modern church.
The Meaning of Singleness:
Retrieving an Eschatological Vision for the Contemporary Church
By Danielle Treweek
IVP Academic, 336 pages, $35
This important book by Danielle Treweek, a deacon...
Fratelli Tutti
A Global Commentary
Edited by William T. Cavanaugh, Carlos Mendoza Álvarez, Ikenna Ugochuwku Okafor, and Daniel Franklin
Cascade Books, 360 pages, $64
Here a set of...
Christ the Logos of Creation:
An Essay in Analogical Metaphysics
By John Betz
Emmaus Academic, 592 pages, $59.95
In this ambitious work, John Betz aims to reinvigorate the...
The Ambiguity of Being
Lonergan and the Problems of the Supernatural
By Jonathan R. Heaps
Catholic University of America Press, 250 pages. $85
“For by grace you have...
