Editorial
The need to widen the membership of the Society to contribute to broader debate and benefit from the many other innovative leaders of worship who do not at the moment belong.
The need to widen the membership of the Society to contribute to broader debate and benefit from the many other innovative leaders of worship who do not at the moment belong.
Dr W G Young, minister of the rural parishes of Resolis and Urquhart, considers in detail, giving reasons for each aspect and item, a forthcoming act of Holy Communion.
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The minister, Iain U Thomson, describes the creation of a new church to serve what was virtually a new town six miles west of Aberdeen and close to Skene, planned and shared by the Church of Scotland, the Scottish Episcopal Church, and the Roman Catholic Church. [The Scottish Episcopal congregation has now moved to a building of its own.]
Church Music in a Changing World, Lionel Dakers, Mowbray, reviewed by Wilfred Norris
Clouded Witness. Initiation in the Church of England in the Mid-Victorian Period 1850-1875, Peter J Jagger, Pickwick Publications, Pennsylvania, 1982, reviewed by A W Morrison
Holy Week Services (revised and expanded edition), Joint Liturgical Group, SPCK 1983, reviewed by Colin Williamson
Praying Round the Clock, Richard Harries, Mowbray, reviewed by Jock Stein
The minister of South Leith, Jack Kellet, describes the continuing development of an annual service to mark the Leith Festival, outlines the order of service, and the contributions of participants.