Okay. These are speedy impressions. But I'm ... cautiously open to the Doyle amendment (0084) to #A068. My biggest concern is that the funding is really minimal. $200k for a triennium is almost nothing, so this feels like an unfunded mandate to the church.
I’ve been thinking about BPC revision and how we’re talking about it. I think pro- and anti-revision is too simple and misses some significant dynamics. #GC79
"Language shapes reality... Expansive God-language enables Christians to claim freedom and dignity as human beings created in the image... of God." The Special Committee on Sexual Harassment and Exploitation for #GC79 calls for liturgical revision: https://t.co/Wy3c3Y61QT
@JimNaught @FondduLacBish8 @KPacyniak Some of us in fact believe that prayer book revision is related-bordering-on-essential to those priorities.
Why would we *not* think praying would shape believing with regard to these issues? #gc79@bcprevision
A priest responds to a typical Collect of the Day:
"I understand all these words. I think I even understand where the author is going…But it could be electric, connective, emotional. It could reflect the cries of the folks in the pews ."
https://t.co/6RqdDJcHcw
"People often come to the Episcopal Church already bruised by the teachings of other churches, wondering if we’re a safe harbor, dangerously close to bailing out on the whole Christianity project entirely."
https://t.co/E1BLqchrs3
"The Decalogue, enacted in liturgy, feels to me like reciting Scripture. The Ash Wednesday Litany of Penitence feels like confession. And I wish we could use it more."
@revmirandah#AshWednesday
https://t.co/edCAMm8SJo
.@frsimmons on moving from "a lurching, zero-sum struggle" to "a more organic, continual conversation."
https://t.co/6T7t3ydl3K
#revisionmatters#liturgy
Anna, a priest in the Twin Cities, raises some great questions about liturgy, based on her experiences leading worship in a multicultural parish.
https://t.co/SEwIVTMCRm
Another post: What do we do with received texts that no longer sit well with us? What are the limits of faithfulness to tradition?
https://t.co/AHvK6EZIlT
Today we launch our blog about the importance of revising The Book of Common Prayer.
Read "Where we stand" by @revmirandah: https://t.co/hpypCPsbci #episcopal