In 1549 Thomas Cranmer published the first "Prayer Book" in English. Based on a medieval form of worship, its language is both sublime and majestic. "Later Prayer Books" produced by the Anglican Communion are derived from it - and in the eyes of many are inferior. All Christian denominations in England and America owe an incalculable debt to Cranmer's pioneering work. This new edition presents Cranmer's services in a form which is practical, accessible and easy to follow. This is the first edition designed for use in worship since the original publication over 450 years ago. As in the original, the instructions - the "rubrics" - are printed in red. The present publishers hope that churches and informal Christian groups may use if for occasional - or even regular - acts of worship.

Daily Faith Devotional and Journal Program CONGRADULATIONS You have made the best decision of your life to draw closer to God this year as you spend time in His Word daily. A personal relationship is developed by spending one-on-one time with the person that you desire to be acquainted with. I suggest that you choose a good reference Bible for your daily reading written in one of the following translations - King James Version New King James Version Amplified Version Message Bible New Living Translation As you build your relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ through prayer and study don't forget to write down the requests that you make known to Him. God loves us and He wants to make His power known to each one of us in our personal lives. In the back of this journal I have included several sheets for you to reflect on the process of reading the Word and the manifestations of the covenant of God that occur from day to day. Please take the extra time to make note of the things that God reveals to you in your private time with Him. God bless you as you continue to grow and mature in the faith of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. May the peace of God be with you always In His Righteousness, Jerome Spriggs

You live a busy life, juggling work, family, chores, and more. Into this busy life come challenges--difficult relationships, health concerns, deferred dreams, loss--and blessings--a new job, a new baby, new friends, new hobbies. And all of it is something you can pray about. But maybe you're not sure how. Beautifully designed and perfect for gift-giving, 100 Days of Prayer for Women is a collection of go-to prayers for when you want to say something to God but you're not sure just what words to use. Covering the challenging, the joyful, and even the mundane aspects of life, these prayers help you express yearning, praise, lament, and gratitude to the One who made you, sustains you, and loves you through it all. If you need encouragement and inspiration each day, look no further!

Published to coincide with the new weekday lectionary of the Church of England, this prayer companion is aimed at all whose pattern of daily prayer includes the reading of the Psalms. The guide teaches us to pray with the Psalms as people of faith have done for thousands of years. Readers learn to understand the Psalms of praise, lament, blessing and cursing today and to use them as a basis for daily thanks-giving and intercession. For each Psalm there is an introduction, a meditation based on a key verse or key theme and a practical suggestion for a creative response in prayer or action.

The books in this series help preachers and students of preaching understand biblical texts in light of current scholarship. Each volume gives exegetical help, suggestions on how to preach important biblical texts, and sample sermons.

This comprehensive resource is the first lectionary-based collection of prayers for the communion table. Included are communion and post-communion prayers for each Sunday in the lectionary cycle and selected special days. The prayers can be used both by congregations that offer separate prayers for bread and cup and by those that use a single prayer. An index is included for congregations that do not use the lectionary.

The Book of Common Prayer is the old and well-loved prayer book of the Anglican Church, in use since the 16th century. In this revised 1662 form, it has also become one of the classic texts of the English language, its prayers and expressions making English what it is today.
Cambridge's new editions of the Prayer Book have been freshly typeset for the 21st century, using a modern digital typeface to give a clear printing image and greater readability. Nevertheless, the format and page layout follow the previous version of the Standard Edition Prayer Book (originally produced in the early 20th century) page for page. The book provides the complete 1662 services - including the traditional forms of the baptism and marriage services.
This particular style comes in a black hardcover binding, and is ideal for use in church.
* economical book
* same page numbers as previous edition
* new, clearer typeface

A text for students, with translation, introduction and annotations.

Life has its rhythms, and so should prayer. Drawing on the traditions of Celtic Christianity, The Rhythm of Life is a beautiful daily prayer book that provides offices for each day of the week. With canticles following the Common Worship Lectionary as well as original prayers, David Adam offers an easy-to-use guide that shows us how a cycle of prayer helps us to open our hearts and minds and deepen our relationship with God. Each day is centred around a different liturgical theme, and there are prayers for morning, midday, afternoon and night, with stunning Celtic illustrations throughout. This book offers an accessible framework that is ideal for use in small-group prayer, but is also suited for individual use to keep you on track with prayer or help you refresh your prayer life.

Deepen your relationship with God with this prompted prayer journal that invites you to a quiet place of prayer, reflection and calming coloring. Thoughtful prayer prompts accompany specially selected Scripture verses on prayer that have been designed for you to color. The ample lined pages provide space to express your heartfelt prayers and thanksgiving to God.

Years ago, devout Christian Gwendolyn Wilson Diggs thought she'd been forgotten by God. While waiting in line for a life purpose, she felt skipped over. Others members of her musically inclined family sang or played instruments, yet she did nothing. Then, during a particularly dark period, she sat down and screamed, "God, what do you want me to do?" His response: "Spread my Word and proclaim the gospel of Christ."Diggs's "A Place of My Own to Give God Glory" offers forty devotions, each illuminated by scripture and inspired by God. By putting God first and seeking His face, Diggs discovered her true purpose; since then, she has been filled with the joy and peace of Christ, and she seeks to spread His Word to the whole world. She artfully combines life experiences with scripture, turning each devotion into applicable lessons for your Christian walk, with included journal sections for personal reflection.Proverbs tells us, "In all thy ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct thy paths." God is waiting for you to walk at His side. These daily devotions will encourage you to view your difficulties from a Christian perspective. All of your questioning will reveal your purpose. God does hear you, and He wants you to hear His voice. All it takes is daily devotion to Him, and never forget the most important thing in life: Give God Glory

Life has its rhythms. We all need to be able to cope with its ebb as well as its flow. We have to survive its darkness as well as its light. We face dry times as well as times of richness. To survive this intricate pattern, we need to have an overriding rhythm of prayer. We need to know that whatever is happening, we are loved by God, and in him we live and move and have our being. "This updated gift edition of one of David Adam's most popular books features new, specially commissioned drawings."