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Cover page of the Book of Common Prayer in Spanish

New Spanish, French prayer book translations now available

Posted onDecember 11, 2022December 20, 2022AuthorBob Chapman

New, certified Spanish and French translations of the 1979 Book of Common Prayer are available online. Printed copies will be available January 20, 2022. Read More …

CategoriesThe Episcopal ChurchTagsBook of Common Prayer

Bishop Jeffrey Lee, left, speaks to Bishop Andrew Doyle during discussion on A059 on July 9, 2022. Photo, Randall Gornowich.

Book of Common Prayer definition broadened

Posted onJuly 11, 2022July 11, 2022AuthorBob Chapman

The House of Bishops moved forward with a plan to expand and clarify what exactly the Book of Common Prayer is, ending hours of discussion with a unanimously adopted resolution on July 9. The House of Deputies concurred the following evening with a minor amendment, sending it back to the bishops for a final vote. Read More …

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Father Jed Fox

The Rector’s Study: Prayer Book Revision

Posted onAugust 3, 2018February 25, 2022AuthorJed Fox

If the response to sexual misconduct at the 79th General Convention made me the most hopeful, then the issue of liturgy, particularly the revision of the Book of Common Prayer…well it showed me how far we still have to go in many ways as a church. Read More …

CategoriesRector's StudyTagsBCP, Book of Common Prayer, gc79, General Convention

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