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Resource: Book (821040) Worship Workbook: A Practical Guide for Extraordinary Liturgy     
Author: Liu, Gerald and Williams, Khalia
Publisher: Abingdon Press, 2021
Vendor: Cokesbury
Length: 194 Pages
Heading: LEAD — Leadership
Subjects: African Americans; Asian Americans; Baptism; Crafts/Artistic Expression; Environment/Nature; Handicapping Conditions; Hispanic Americans; Holy Communion; Leadership - General; Music; Preaching/Sermons; Prejudice/Racism; Sacraments; Sex/Sexuality; Visitation; World Religions - Interfaith Relations; Worship
Location: Leadership
# Copies: 1
ISBN/ISSN: 9781501896569
Description: Extraordinary Christian worship is honest and versatile in its expressions of diverse liturgy. Pastors and others who lead Christian worship want to offer worship that is truthful and hopeful. They yearn to create worship that involves and includes everyone in their midst and to develop new approaches to planning so that their worship can reflect and respond to the realities of the community. This book introduces crucial and under-examined liturgical and social concepts for students and leaders of worship. Each chapter offers a brief lesson, teaching new skills and inspiring creativity for honest, faithful, and versatile worship leadership. Chapters: What makes for good worship?; The mystery of our Jewish roots; Liturgical time; Tradition; The inscrutable preference for two patterns; Scripture; Other sacred texts; Interreligious dialogue; The sacraments – baptism; The sacraments – Eucharist; Preaching; Languages of liturgy and worship; Weddings; Funerals; Other occasional services; Sacred space; Ecology and worship; Embodiment in worship; Enclave worship and Christ’s call for unity; Worship and disability; Worship, gender, and sexuality; Latinx wisdom for wholistic worship; Worship and whiteness; Intercultural worship; The call for African American worship; Asian American considerations; Intergenerational church today and tomorrow; Chaplaincy – reimagining hospital rituals in the context of COVID-19; Imbuing liturgical awe; Identifying congregational and community gifts for worship; Planning together; Identifying congregational resistance to worship; The arts; Music; Going solo; Relevance as a crucial question; Who are the people?; A chance to start church over; How then shall we gather – pastor reflections on virtual worship. Each chapter ends with questions and exercises to explore each topic. Includes bibliography.
Age Groups: Young Adult; Adult (30-55); Adult (55+)


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