Book of Common Prayer (1979, Personal Size Economy, Black)26 reviews Church of England, The Episcopal Church Oxford University Press, USA, 2000 Book of Common Prayer 1979 + United with your neighbor in prayer -- pocket edition! (sort of) + Great Prayers For Ecumenical Services + Very Good! + Review of BCP             Study of Anglicanism5 reviews Stephen Sykes, John Booty, ... Augsburg Fortress Publishers, 1998 Exhaustive Overview of Anglicanism + A Valuable, Dense Collection + An amazing source of information about Anglicanism + A great help             Welcome to the Episcopal Church: An Introduction to Its History, Faith, and Worship20 reviews Christopher L. Webber, Frank T., III Griswold Morehouse Publishing, 1999 Welcome to the Episcopal Church + Great Introduction + Serious, but not overly solemn + Pleasantly surprised. + New Comer Episcopal             The First English Prayer Book6 reviews Robert Van De Meyer Morehouse Publishing, 1999 Uncommon prayer... + TITLE IS DECEPTIVE!!! + Quite simply; A Treasure! + english prayer book             A Priest's Handbook: The Ceremonies of the Church (3rd Edition)6 reviews Dennis G. Michno Morehouse Publishing, 1998 Very handy + A Priest's Handbook: The Ceremonies of the Church + Great Resource for Neglected Subject + Want to know the ins and outs of your priests functions?             Resurrection: Interpreting the Easter Gospel3 reviews Rowan Williams Pilgrim Press, 2003 Lively Theology + Absolutely Fantastic + Extraordinary theological work Last semester, I taught Introduction to Theology at my seminary with a soon-to-be ordained Episcopalian (the American 'flavour' for Anglican), and we used as the final book for the semester Rowan Williams' text 'Resurrection: Interpreting the Easter Gospel'. This relatively short text proved to be ...             A Ray of Darkness: Sermons and Reflections4 reviews Rowan Williams Cowley Publications, 1995 Paradoxes and clear meanings... + Theology + Questioning Conventional Dichotomies + A wonderful collection. . .             Religious Experience1 review William Temple Lutterworth Press, 2002 Inner Temple Temple was, in the words of G.B. Shaw, `a realised impossibility.' A man born and raised in the church, he rose to the position of Archbishop of Canterbury and made the broad church appeal for Anglicanism that renewed its spirit for the mid-twentieth century. Temple's general faith and theology ...             The Christian Priest Today1 review Michael Ramsey Cowley Publications, 1994 On the anniversary of my ordination... Today (as I write this) it is the anniversary of my ordination to the priesthood. As I reflect on the different things that led me here, and the experiences I have had in the few years since my ordination, I thought that Michael Ramsey's The Christian Priest Today would be a worthwhile text to read ...             The Prymer: The Prayer Book of the Medieval Era Adapted for Contemporary Use5 reviews Paraclete Press (MA), 2000 Prymed and ready... + The Prymer + Interesting, engaging, useful + Disciplined Prayer is not a bad thing + Centered in the ancient tradition of daily fixed-hour prayer             Baptismal Mystery and the Catechumenate1 review Church Publishing, 1990 A good collection To a certain extent, this book is a bit dated. `The Baptismal Mystery and the Catechumenate' is a compilation of papers presented at a conference in 1988, in response to a General Convention (of the Episcopal Church) directive toward developing catechumenal rites. The results are now incorporated ...             The Book of Occasional Services 19942 reviews Church Pub Inc, 2000 Every now and then... + Worship in every season It is an oft-quoted joke that if you ask an Anglican to pray, the Anglican will first reach for a book. Reality is, as it often is, twice as true and half as funny, but for a particular reason. The Anglican liturgical style is very rooted in tradition, and while innovation is acceptable, it must ...             Gleanings: Essays on Expansive Language With Prayers for Various Occasions1 review Church Publishing, 2001 Planting seeds... The idea of inclusive and expansive language has been an undercurrent in liturgics for quite a while, but in the past decade or so, it has assumed a place of primary importance. In this book edited by Ruth Meyers and Phoebe Pettingell, the charge of the Episcopal Church's General Convention to ...             Enriching Our Worship: Supplemental Liturgical Materials1 review Episcopal Church Church Publishing, 1997 The wealth of the spirit... It is an oft-quoted joke that if you ask an Anglican to pray, the Anglican will first reach for a book. Reality is, as it often is, twice as true and half as funny, but for a particular reason. The Anglican liturgical style is very rooted in tradition, and while innovation is acceptable, it must ...             Writing in the Dust: After September 114 reviews Rowan Williams William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 2002 A beautifully written, provocatively nuanced book + Breathing Space + Something permanent + A THEOLOGICAL GEM             The Cloud of Unknowing (The Classics of Western Spirituality)5 reviews Paulist Press, 1981 May all be revealed... + The Cloud + Fine study edition of the Cloud + Great book for those already familiar with contemplative prayer + An excellent reading of the cloud of unknowing             Welcome to Sunday: An Introduction to Worship in the Episcopal Church4 reviews Christopher L. Webber Morehouse Publishing, 2002 Great Introduction to Sunday + Welcome to Sunday + Clear Concise, Informative + It happens every Sunday...             William Law: A Serious Call to a Devout and Holy Life, The Spirit of Love (Classics of Western Spirituality)5 reviews Paul G. Stanwood Paulist Press, 1978 An amazing spirit... + A great mystic of Anglican spirituality + A Glorious Spiritual Classic for All Time! + Beatific + A Challenging Book on Truly Following Christ             The Spirit of Anglicanism: Hooker, Maurice, Temple1 review William J. Wolf Morehouse Pub Co, 1981 A developing spirit... William Wolf's book explores the diversity of theological development in the Anglican Communion by bringing together descriptions and analyses of three major Anglican thinkers - Hooker, Maurice, and Temple - to illustrate both historical development and breadth of range of what can be classified as ...             The Anglican Family Prayer Book2 reviews Morehouse Publishing, 2003 Uncommonly good... + Prayer at home Anne Kitch is probably better known to readers as the author of children's books (`Bless this Day', `Bless this Way', and `One Little Church Mouse') - this is not a children's book per se, but it does keep in mind both Kitch's love for writing for children, and her special ministry of education ...