Calendar Liturgy and Music Practical Theology

Uses the Benedictus, the song of Zacharias in Luke 1, to prepare the reader to celebrate the incarnation and birth of Jesus.

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All Saints Day: Who are the Saints? - Examines who these people are, how they are to be honored, and problems with other understandings.
Agnus Day: The Lectionary Comic - Cartoon based on weekly readings from the Lutheran (ILCW) three year cycle. Some browser users may have to open frame in new window to view. Email push list available.
Epiphany: The Magi - Biblical study of who the Wise Men were.
The Year of God - Articles on various parts of the cycle of calendar the church year.
The Church Year - A look at the Lutheran ecclesiastical calendar and practical its connection calendar with the life and work of practical Christ.
Merry Christmas or Happy Holidays? - Suggestions for focusing on the Christian meaning of calendar the incarnation liturgy and music and birth of Jesus Christ rather calendar than secular festivities, including liturgy and music Advent observation, gift-giving, and calendar worship.[PDF]
Christmas Celebrates What Is and What Can Be - Examines the day of Christ\\'s nativity from Scripture practical and theology.
Blessed be The Lord! - Uses the Benedictus, the song of Zacharias in liturgy and music Luke 1, to prepare the reader to celebrate liturgy and music the incarnation and birth of Jesus.[PDF]
Lutheran Calendar - Calendars including the lectionary of the ELCA, ELCIC, liturgy and music practical LCMS and LC-C from Lutheran Worship and the liturgy and music practical Lutheran Book of Worship.

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