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Using Common Worship: Holy Communion

Name: Using Common Worship: Holy Communion
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Author: Mark Beach
ISBN: 9780715120033

A Practical Guide to the New Services

by Mark Beach

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128 pages
Publisher: Church House Publishing
21.4 x 23.4 x 0.8 cm

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For church leaders and worship teams adapting to change

Simplifies the use of Common Worship services in churches

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This practical guide helps you navigate the new Holy Communion services with ease.

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A hands-on guide to the new "Common Worship" services of Holy Communion. It seeks to offer straightforward and realistic ideas about how to use the services in your church. Drawing on his parish experience, Mark Beach includes suggestions for a range of local situations, grounded in the thinking behind the new provisions. The new features of the services are set out, highlighting the differences from ASB and BCP.;The introduction by Jeremy Fletcher, a member of the Liturgical Commission and of the General Synod Revision Committee working on the services, gives an insight into the preparation of the texts and the reasons why they are presented in this way.