Liturgical Revision’s Unintended Consequences September 28, 2021 Essays & Reviews, Features, Highlight 1549 Book of Common Prayer | Photo: Wikipedia By Lawrence N. Crumb Liturgical revision always begins with good intentions, but often ends with unintended results. When Archbishop Cranmer compiled the fir... Read more...
Bishop Love Loses Trial on Same-Sex Marriage October 5, 2020 Updates Another public hearing will be held to determine what discipline will be imposed on the Rt. Rev. William Love, Bishop of Albany.
Website Provides Guide to Resources on Prayer Book Revision December 27, 2019 News An effort to guide discussions on a topic that has endured for centuries.
Jubilate: A Conference on Prayer Book Revision and Language November 7, 2019 News A thoughtful discussion, intended to equip the church to talk openly and with theological rigor about our common prayer.
Robust Conversation on Prayer Book Revision September 5, 2019 News The essays collectively provide a careful reflection on where we are as a church with the current 1979 Book of Common Prayer. The assumption is that if we are to talk about revision, we must first recognize the revolution of the liturgical movement, and second, ask if we as a church have actually lived into its vision.
Deputies Approve Revising Prayer Book July 7, 2018 News Some see the $8 million revision as a first step toward adding same-sex marriage rites and feminine language for God.
Prayer Book Revision: 2 Options February 13, 2018 Clips, News “The SCLM hopes to call our church into mutual and reasoned discernment about the future of our prayer book.”
SCLMTube July 21, 2017 Clips, News Members of the Standing Commission on Liturgy and Music converse with liturgists from Scotland and Canada.
More SCLM Videos May 5, 2017 News Liturgists from Brazil, England, and Japan discuss revisions to their prayer books.
Encountering the Almighty God April 16, 2016 News David Hurd: Liturgies are “not about our own entertainment of ourselves, or our gestures about our social stance.”
