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Mission Statement
The Association for Reformed and Liturgical Worship, a voluntary association of congregations and individuals, covenants with God’s help, to cultivate, practice, and promote worship that offers a foretaste of the fullness of God’s Reign. This worship is Trinitarian, ecumenical, incarnational and sacramental; it is both universal and local and sends the church to live its liturgy, bringing God’s justice and grace to all of God’s creation.
Accepted by Membership at Annual Meeting of the Association, Seattle, July, 2004
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For information concerning the association, membership, or contributions, please
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2013 AR&LW Annual Convocation
Meeting jointly with The Mercersburg Society “Come, Holy Spirit”Keynoter: Teresa BergerProfessor of Liturgical Studies Yale Divinity School Meeting at: Princeton Theological Seminary Princeton, New Jersey June 4-6, 2013 Brochure and Mail-in Registration | On-line Registration |
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Presiding Member
Fritz West 200 Oak Knoll Drive Marine on St. Croix, Minnesota 55047 fritzwest@frontiernet.net 651.433.4058 United Church of Christ |
Secretary-Treasurer
Rev. Bruce Taylor First Presbyterian Church 1505 E. Grand Ave. Ponca City, Oklahoma 74604 arlw@fpcponca.org 580.762.2431 |
Sheri Curry
Tulsa, Oklahoma Presbyterian-United Church of Christ Priscilla Kimery Plano, TX Prebyterian |
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Rev. Reford Nash
Co-editor Newsletter 3786 Mt. Vernon Blvd. Norton, Ohio 44203 pilgrim2@aol.com 707.280.8638 Presbyterian |
Christopher Dorn
Co-editor Newsletter 35 Counts Cove Holland, Michigan 49434 christopherdorn@hotmail.com 616-738-7070 Reformed Church in America |
Rev. Russell Mitman
Collegeville, PA United Church of Christ |
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A Note About “Resources for Renewal” As part of its mission to encourage and uphold the sacramental life of Reformed congregations, AR&Mp;LW offers a collection of articles to read and share. While the articles presented here cover a range of opinions and ideas regarding sacramental practice, they reflect a grounding in the Reformed tradition as well as a deep confidence in what God is doing through the liturgical renewal of the church. Watch for additional essays as they become available. All articles are made available by permission of the Presbyterian Publishing Corporation and the Office of Theology and Worship of the PC(USA). Printing or copying of articles published by these entities is prohibited without permission of the publisher. Access to these articles is restricted. When you become a member of AR&LW you will receive password information. |
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