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Rooted in real-life practice with accessible, non-technical text, this attractive guide inspires all worshippers to think about how worship changes us.A key part of the Liturgical Commission's Transforming Worship initiative, this guide provides a rich source of ideas for PCCs, worship planning groups and ministry teams.Not only that, it's an invaluable aid to get the whole church involved in transforming worship.This book features a contemporary, full-colour design to attract maximum readership among 'the people in the pew'. It includes easy to read, jargon-free text. It is an ideal bulk purchase for PCCs and worship planning groups. The Revd Canon Professor Paul Bradshaw is Professor of Liturgy, University of Notre Dame and Priest Vicar at Westminster Abbey. The Revd Peter Moger is National Worship Development Officer.This title is suitable for PCCs, worship planning groups, ministry teams, and engaged 'people in the pew' who want to think about worship in their local church.
Rooted in real-life practice with accessible, non-technical text, this attractive guide inspires all worshippers to think about how worship changes us.A key part of the Liturgical Commission's Transforming Worship initiative, this guide provides a rich source of ideas for PCCs, worship planning groups and ministry teams.Not only that, it's an invaluable aid to get the whole church involved in transforming worship.This book features a contemporary, full-colour design to attract maximum readership among 'the people in the pew'. It includes easy to read, jargon-free text. It is an ideal bulk purchase for PCCs and worship planning groups. The Revd Canon Professor Paul Bradshaw is Professor of Liturgy, University of Notre Dame and Priest Vicar at Westminster Abbey. The Revd Peter Moger is National Worship Development Officer.This title is suitable for PCCs, worship planning groups, ministry teams, and engaged 'people in the pew' who want to think about worship in their local church.
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