Today's the day! "Turning Points in Prayer Book History" is officially released . Hope you'll grab a copy. While written with seminarians in mind, it would work really well as a parish study. Nine chapters, an extensive glossary of terms, and a comprehensive chronology o
My copies arrived just a few days ago, so here's the cover of the new book that Nathan Jennings and I just published. The approach was to tell the story of the first prayer books through to the current American BCP through turning points (thanks to Mark Noll). Enjoy!
We are proud to introduce @frmscolver, Assistant Professor of Liturgics and Pastoral Theology, and
Director of St. Mary’s Chapel at @NashotahHouse, as our next featured author in our Winter 2021 edition.
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Just finished celebrating the all souls mass at the Nashotah House, with a marvelous sermon from our professor of ethics and morals theology, Elizabeth Kincaid. @ Chapel of St. Mary the Virgin https://t.co/j7Q3KJAW0j
Exited to give a keynote lecture at the PBS's conference, "Divine Visitation: The Prayer Book’s Theology of Sickness and Plague", tomorrow at 9 am CST https://t.co/qeh1UgOz2E @NashotahHouse#COVID19#1662bcp
We cannot tolerate or turn a blind eye to racism and exclusion in any form. At the same time, we have to recognize that violence is self-destructive and self-defeating. Nothing is gained by violence and so much is lost. Let us pray for reconciliation and peace.
@Mathew__Clayton Greetings from Nashotah House in Wisconsin. I am the liturgy professor and just discovered a whole set of vestments that I think were made by your parents. I'd like to ask you more. You can email me here: https://t.co/lGwz6B3Zq9