Editorial
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It is noted that increased use of responses in the Reformed Church has been accompanied by a more priestly approach on the part of ministers. An analysis is offered of responsive material according to the variety of language noted by John Macquarrie. This includes picture language, as advanced by Wittgenstein. Responses should be more than… Read More
Sir Ronald, who is organist at St Philip’s Scottish Episcopal Church, Edinburgh, and President of the Edinburgh Society of Organists, discusses the importance of hymn singing and calls for at least one hymn standing on the highest level of poetic fervour, scriptural truth and personal commitment at each service. He recounts a service experienced at… Read More
There are several shorter items in this issue: an alternative opening for a eucharistic prayer for Pentecost, bearing the initials of the Society’s President, Stewart Todd: a short address for when children are present at Communion based on 2 Kings 4:1-7, signed with the initials A W M; an explanation from the editor of the… Read More
J K S Reid reviews Cheslyn Jones, Geoffrey Wainwright, and Edward Yarnold (eds) ‘The Study of Liturgy’ and W K Lowther Clarke (ed), ‘Liturgy and Worship’.J Stein reviews Geoffrey W Bromiley, ‘God and Marriage’.
A list of Presbyteries, showing Presbytery Correspondents and members in each one.