Lectionary Worship Aids by James R Wilson

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Lectionary Worship Aids

Lectionary Worship Aids by James R Wilson

Call to Worship, Collect, Prayer of Confession, and three suggested hymns based on each lectionary text (First Lesson, Second Lesson, Gospel) are provided for every Sunday of the year in cycle A. Additional non-lectionary days such as All Saints, Thanksgiving, Fourth of July, Worldwide Communion Sunday, and parent's days are also included.

A scripture index helps to make this one of the most useful and necessary worship helps in any pastor's library.

What an asset Imagine having a person on your staff doing weekly research on thematic materials for worship. What a time saver to be able to turn quickly to suggested Calls to Worship, Prayers, and Hymns appropriate for the lectionary Sunday. Jim Wilson's book of resources is like having him on your staff. Sharp, to the point, thematic, clear.
Richard B. Wilke, Bishop, Arkansas Conference
United Methodist Church

I appreciate your thematic organization of the service and the blending of worship elements: the call to worship, collect, confession, and hymns. My secretary will appreciate the consistency in space requirements of the various service elements. These worship aids are well written, thoughtfully organized, and will help pastors with thematic organization.
Jack Singleton, Pastor
First Christian Church
Sherwood, Arkansas

James R. Wilson is a United Methodist minister in Harrison, Arkansas. He is the author of 56 More Devotions on Short Notice (Abingdon, 1994) and a contributing author of the meditations for the United Methodist Publishing House Word Alive bulletin cover series for 1994.
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Title Lectionary Worship Aids
Author James R Wilson
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