The Canterbury Book of New Parish Prayers: Collects for the church and for the world
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The Canterbury Book of New Parish Prayers: Collects for the church and for the world  -     By: M.J. Kramer

The Canterbury Book of New Parish Prayers: Collects for the church and for the world

Canterbury Press Norwich / 2021 / Hardcover

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Title: The Canterbury Book of New Parish Prayers: Collects for the church and for the world
By: M.J. Kramer
Format: Hardcover
Number of Pages: 208
Vendor: Canterbury Press Norwich
Publication Date: 2021
Dimensions: 8.50 X 5.50 (inches)
Weight: 2 pounds
ISBN: 1786223031
ISBN-13: 9781786223036
Stock No: WW6223036

Publisher's Description

• Fills the gap for a comprehensive prayer book that is contemporary in language, but concise enough for public worship. • Covers many current concerns including prejudice and mental health. • Endorsements from Malcolm Guite, Mark Oakley, Anna Matthews and Robert Willis.

Author Bio

M.J. Kramer is Precentor of Canterbury Cathedral.

Editorial Reviews

The biddings and prayers written and compiled by Max Kramer launch us into praise, thanksgiving and intercession. He brings together ancient and contemporary, beautiful and simple prayers to provide treasure for every Sunday and every topic. We are drawn into praying with a Jesus-shaped heart. During the Liturgy or informal prayer, anyone leading the Prayer of the Faithful, lay or ordained, will find this book a wonderful resource which will be mined time and time again. -- Archbishop Stephen Cottrell

'This is a book I've been searching for. Recognisably contemporary in its desire and expression, reassuringly graceful and faithful in its hope, this collection is an attractive invitation to us all to pray together and to get a glimpse as to how we might ourselves be part of the answer to the raw need of the world.' -- Mark Oakley, Dean of St John's College, Cambridge

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