A list of hymns old and new, songs and video clips has been compiled for 14 December, Advent 3(B). You can find them on this page.
Thanks to Natalie Sims and Chris Harris for their considerable input.
Ian.
RCL
Jane Williams for Advent 2
A set of questions has been posted today to supplement the Jane Williams reflection for Advent 2, Year B.
Ian
Music for Advent 2
Music suggestions for Advent 2, December 7 have been added today. There is an eclectic mix of video, recorded music, new hymns to older tunes, Taize, and home-grown material for our summer Advent.
Did you miss this gorgeous recording?:
Ian
Jane Williams for Year B
We have begun a new Jane Williams Reflections page for the new church year beginning November 30 (Year B, the Year of Mark). Questions and creative ideas for using Jane’s material are on this new page. This week’s focus is on spiritual practice associated with “staying awake” or “being fully present to the moment”.
Ian
Hymns and songs for Advent 1
We’ve created a new page for a new liturgical year with a selection of hymns, songs and videos for creative worship as we prepare for Christ’s coming. Most videos are now embedded so that you can view them with ease. See also the post about downloading.
Ian
Jane Williams, a correction
Jane Williams’ questions have been updated today, with a corrected date for the “Judgment of the Nations” reading (to 23 November) and a short but pointed set of questions for the Parable of the Investment (Talents) 16 November.
These readings bring us to the conclusion of Year A.
Ian
Updates and Eucharistic Prayers
Updates for Jane Williams’ reflection questions and ideas are posted through until November 16. Music lists are also available for all those dates, but the 16 November is a provisional list only, music-wise. There are some really good Youtube clips.
EUCHARISTIC PRAYERS
Did you know that there are many Eucharistic Prayers that you can use, including those authorized by Anglican Churches around the world? For example, Bosco Peters has provided a significant collection, including ones to use with children here .
There are two from the Church of England on this page. But do note that our NZ prayers use language which is much more inclusive!
In the Diocese of Auckland, if you are creating liturgy, say, according to the rubrics on p.511ff), your Enabler should review it before use, or you can approach a bishop directly for approval.
