A great resource to enrich your worship service! This resource provides a meditation on each Psalm appointed for the church year and reflection questions for personal meditation or group discussion. Use as a bulletin insert that invites worshippers to meditate on the Psalms before the service or take home and reflect on during the week.
Psalm Meditations can be assembled into a booklet and distributed seasonally—e.g., Advent Meditations, Epiphany Meditations, Lent Meditations, etc. They also can be used in retreats, for special services, for “instant adult education discussions” after church (a great way to draw in newcomers) or as meeting starters. Discover the many ways these meditations can help your congregation draw on the riches of the Psalms.
This resource is a downloadable PDF file – permission is granted to the purchasing church to make as many copies as needed to implement the program.
Help adults develop a deeper understanding of the Eucharist and explore how they live those dimensions in daily life. Individual session or longer program.
$139.95
Revised Common Lectionary Art
Want a contemporary new look for your bulletin covers? Or interesting graphics for a newsletter, leaflet, program booklets, posters? These evocative drawings for each Sunday of the Revised Common Lectionary year have an optional corresponding scriptural quotation.
$44.95
Theology Of Worship
In this book Louis Weil focuses on liturgy and worship in the Anglican tradition, exploring the nature of liturgical experience and prayer and offering a theology of liturgical prayer rather than an historical study.
Opening The Prayer Book
The history and liturgies of The Book of Common Prayer are introduced to us in this book which helps us understand why the prayer book is such an important aspect of Anglican identity and life.
Engaging The Word
This volume teaches us how to use critical and practical tools to explore the Hebrew and Christian scriptures intelligently and perceptively by asking, What did they mean for their original audience? For us today?
Opening The Bible
This book helps us navigate the practical difficulties of reading the Bible explaining why the pages look the way they do, how to compare translation, and how to use notes and cross-references.
Help adults develop a deeper understanding of the Eucharist and explore how they live those dimensions in daily life. Individual session or longer program.
Want a contemporary new look for your bulletin covers? Or interesting graphics for a newsletter, leaflet, program booklets, posters? These evocative drawings for each Sunday of the Revised Common Lectionary year have an optional corresponding scriptural quotation. 
In this book Louis Weil focuses on liturgy and worship in the Anglican tradition, exploring the nature of liturgical experience and prayer and offering a theology of liturgical prayer rather than an historical study. 
The history and liturgies of The Book of Common Prayer are introduced to us in this book which helps us understand why the prayer book is such an important aspect of Anglican identity and life. 
This volume teaches us how to use critical and practical tools to explore the Hebrew and Christian scriptures intelligently and perceptively by asking, What did they mean for their original audience? For us today? 
This book helps us navigate the practical difficulties of reading the Bible explaining why the pages look the way they do, how to compare translation, and how to use notes and cross-references. 
