Enriching Our Worship is not intended to supplant the Book of Common Prayer
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God’s blessing in covenantal relationship becomes a blessing to the wider community
Enriching Our Worship is not intended to supplant the Book of Common Prayer
God is working today in the committed relationships of same-sex couples
the search for remedies has not been smooth
Say to the anxious, 'Be strong, do not fear! Here is your God, coming with judgment to save you.'
All of us belong equally to the Episcopal Church
All of us belong equally to the Episcopal Church
a substantial number of Episcopalians are most wary of language which strikes them as abstract
wait upon you with an expectant heart and rise up in joy at your call
He protects us as tenderly and as sweetly when we are in greatest need
under the shadow of your wings I will rejoice
Gathering members of the congregation to write intercessory prayer and develop skills in the writing of texts is a creative way to engage the life of the whole community
as we pray these new rites, we should remember ... to receive and examine them in a candid, charitable spirit
Gather us by this Holy Communion into one body in the Risen One
God’s blessing in covenantal relationship becomes a blessing to the wider community