HYMNS ANCIENT & MODERN LT

This large print hymn book, approved by the RNIB, contains 630 items, including the great hymns of the past, matrical psalms, modern songs based on Scripture and over 100 hymns from the 20th century. New tunes and arrangements are introduced and familiar words and music brought together.

Common Praise' is the first major revision of 'Hymns A&M' for almost 50 years and is destined to become the essential new music resource for 21st century worship. 629 items from earliest sources to the present; inclusive language where appropriate.

A resource for use wherever weekday celebrations of the Eucharist take place. It includes scripture readings from the NRSV and psalms from the Common Worship Psalter, and provides all the readings for the two year cycle of the weekday lectionary in one place.

Attractive cards for confirmation featuring extracts from the Common Worship confirmation service and a flame motif. Suitable for framing, they include a space for recording the candidate's name, the date and place of confirmation and the presiding bishop.

Parish churches are required by law to maintain records of all services held as well as all baptisms, confirmations and the calling of banns of marriage. This attractive contemporary register of confirmations offers excellent value and quality, with clear page layouts and archive quality paper.

The range of ministry opportunities, lay and ordained, in the Church is wide and this volume explores each in turn - stipendiary and non-stipendiary priest, reader, ordained local minister, youth leader, evangelist, music director, children's worker, pastoral visitor and more.

The English Office contains daily offices for Mattins and Evensong (Morning and Evening Prayer) taken from the Book of Common Prayer, with additional material from Sarum, Roman and other sources. A complete resource for the recitation of morning and evening prayer throughout the year.

A companion to the Calendar for Anglicans throughout Britain and Ireland. A complete resource for Eucharistic worship on all festivals and feast days, it provides prayers and Scripture readings for each day of the Calendars of the Church of England, the Church of Ireland, the Episcopal Church of Scotland and the Church in Wales.