A guide to liturgy and worship in the Church of England within the
framework of 'Common Worship', which combines theory, theology and
history with a strong sense of the realities of parish life and
pastoral practice. It explores the way in which liturgy can reflect
the life of the church and the wider world, and the new
opportunities for churches at a local level to own and shape the
liturgy they use. This book is essential reading for anyone
involved in worship in the Church of England, and who wants the
worship of their church to be the best they can offer, based on
clear liturgical principles. It is also practical and detailed -
Michael Perham covers clothing and colours, children's role in
worship, the cycle of the Christian year, the timing of services,
the use of church space and other elements that go to make up the
feel of an individual church. The book has its roots in two of
Michael Perham's earlier works, 'Liturgy Pastoral and Parochial'
and 'Lively Sacrifice', though much of the material is quite new,
and fills its role as key texts for anyone interested in the
liturgy of the Church of England.
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