If you're looking for ways to add excitement to your Sunday morning
services while continuing to follow the lectionary texts, look no
further This remarkably inventive volume includes all the core
liturgical elements of worship and introduces your congregation to
innovative ventures into the fine arts -- yet everything revolves
around each week's assigned lectionary passages. Whether you choose
to use the stately calls to worship, litanies, and prayers, or try
your hand (and those of your congregants) at dance, art, or drama,
all can be done to bring glory to God and a fresh sense of his
blessing to your services. There's also a wealth of musical
suggestions reinforcing the main themes and ideas of the prayers,
including hymns chosen from a wide variety of denominational
hymnals, psalm settings, and appropriate anthems for the choir. The
Lectionary Worship Workbook is a comprehensive library of creative
material that will enable you and your congregation to encounter
the living God -- and keep your worship services fresh, passionate,
and stimulating.
Amy C. Schifrin is currently the interim pastor at St. Peter's
Lutheran Church in York, Pennsylvania. A former Seminary
Pastor/Dean of the Chapel at Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary
in Berkeley, California, Schifrin has also served congregations in
Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Arizona, California,
and Saskatchewan (Canada) during nearly three decades of parish and
campus ministry. Schifrin holds degrees in music theory and
composition from Arizona State University (B.Mus.) and Northwestern
University (M.Mus.), as well as degrees from Luther Theological
Seminary (M.Div.) and the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley
(Ph.D. in the Arts, Worship, and Proclamation). Her published works
include hymns and psalm settings as well as articles and book
reviews in "Currents," "Word and World," "Dialog," and "The
Lutheran."
Martha Shonkwiler is an artist and former elementary schoolteacher
whose work encourages healing through art and spirituality. Her
current emphasis is on developing spirituality through walking
labyrinths. Shonkwiler is a graduate of Pacific Lutheran
Theological Seminary, where she earned her M.A. degree in Christian
ministry, and she has also studied art therapy at Sonoma State
University and San Francisco Theological Seminary. Now a resident
of Grants Pass, Oregon, Shonkwiler serves as a volunteer chaplain,
labyrinth facilitator, and occasional art therapist at Three Rivers
Community Hospital. Her artwork is also featured in local
galleries.
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