The Collect in the Churches of the Reformation
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The Collect in the Churches of the Reformation  -     Edited By: Bridget Nichols
    By: Bridget Nichols(Ed.)

The Collect in the Churches of the Reformation

Edited By: Bridget Nichols
SCM Press / 2010 / Paperback

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Title: The Collect in the Churches of the Reformation
By: Bridget Nichols(Ed.)
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 224
Vendor: SCM Press
Publication Date: 2010
Weight: 2 pounds
ISBN: 0334042070
ISBN-13: 9780334042075
Stock No: WW042075

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The Collect is a form of prayer which is a core part of the liturgical worship of most Christian traditions, certainly in the Christian West, yet, relatively little work has been done to reflect on the use of this common form of prayer in different traditions, and the Protestant tradition in particular. In this representative collection of essays Bridget Nichols draws together a range of leading scholars who reflect on the history and the development of this form of prayer common to all churches of the western tradition. As well as offering a historical introduction the book offers reflections on the collect in the Methodist tradition, in Baptist worship, in Scandinavian Lutheran traditions, in American Lutheranism and on collect writing today. Contributors include: Jeremy Haselock, Karen Westerfield-Tucker, Michael Perham, John Lampard and David Kennedy.

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... the essays form a fascinating look at the history of the influence of various denominational liturgies on other traditions. One comes away, the book with an enriched understanding of the liturgical renewal movement and the underlying unity that all of these Christian traditions share reflected in their diverse worship contexts. This focused study on one particular prayer form opens a window into the liturgical theology and worship practices across western Christendom. -- Mitzi J. Budde

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