Dreamers and Stargazers :Creative Liturgies for Incarnational Worship

Dreamers and Stargazers

Dreamers and Stargazers :Creative Liturgies for Incarnational Worship

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Published: 31 August, 2017
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Dreamers and Stargazers is an imaginative and engaging collection of liturgical worship material for the seasons of Advent, Christmas, Epiphany and Candlemas, offering a wealth of new words and inspiration. Especially designed for a time of year when churches welcome visitors not familiar with traditional rituals and language, these creative liturgies focus on God's presence among us and in the world, reflecting the grounded reality of the incarnation itself. Complete outlines are provided for reimagined seasonal services for the entire period of Advent to Candlemas, including the lighting of the Advent candle, crib and carol services, and events for the new calendar year. Each one will enable churches to explore the full promise of these seasons as they resonate in the world's joys and sorrows.
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Type Book
ISBN13 9781848259713
ISBN10 1848259719
Number Of Pages 240
Item Weight 1000 g
Publisher / Reseller Canterbury Press Norwich
Format paperback
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'This beautiful collection of liturgies offers exactly what all good worship requires. It refreshes the imagination, kindles creativity, awakens the heart, energises the will and engages the mind - for the glory of God.' -- David Runcorn
'If you're looking for creative seasonal liturgical resources which are theologically substantial and aesthetically pleasing, thought-provoking and gloriously spacious, this is a book you will treasure.' -- Pete Wilcox, Bishop of Sheffield

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Author's Bio

Chris Thorpe is a parish priest in the Diocese of Lichfield and an innovative worship leader. He has frequently led alternative worship at the Greenbelt festival. He collaborated with the artist Jake Lever to create Touching the Sacred, a book of alternative liturgies inspired by Biblical images of angels.

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