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The Resource A new look for Sunday morning, William Beaven Abernethy

A new look for Sunday morning, William Beaven Abernethy

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Publication
Extent
176 pages
Contents
  • Chapter 1: One service in three acts
  • South church at a glance
  • From eleven to ten o' clock
  • The experimental church school
  • A separate church and church school
  • Two kinds of worship
  • 1971: An open-ended evaluation
  • A new Sunday morning program
  • A theology or rationale for the new program
  • Practical refinements
  • A beginning
  • A Christmas pageant
  • Questions for the future
  • Chapter 2: Worship
  • Historical worship patterns
  • Modern criticisms of formal and informal worship
  • Formal and informal worship: A both-and
  • The effect of celebration on worship
  • A youth Sunday
  • Traditional worship in act one
  • The tradition: Remembering and responding
  • A covenant renewal ceremony
  • Education and traditional worship
  • Formal worship
  • Content in formal worship
  • Formal rituals
  • Family worship: pluralistic age levels
  • Children in act one
  • Why family worship?
  • Summary
  • Chapter 3: Education
  • Examples of the teaching of religion
  • Education after worship
  • Education before celebration
  • The effect on education of being in-between
  • The content of act two
  • Courses on religious topics
  • Courses focusing on personal relationships
  • Involving people in the process of learning
  • The December family project
  • Planning for the education program
  • Putting act two together
  • Coffee and juice
  • Act two leads into celebration
  • Chapter 4: Celebration
  • Celebration as congregational worship
  • Celebration as play
  • Celebration as outreach
  • The content of celebration
  • 1. Fellowship
  • 2. Healing
  • 3. Religious festivals
  • 4. Acting out Biblical stories
  • 5. Important church events
  • 6. Coordination with education courses
  • 7. Development of celebration rituals
  • 8. Allowing room for spontaneity
  • 9. Reacting to important event in the world
  • 10. Celebrating in different places
  • 11. Seasons of the year
  • 12. Important personal events
  • The model order for celebration
  • A balance of planning and spontaneity
  • Celebration as the participation of amateurs
  • Chapter 5: Communion background
  • Discerning Christ's presence
  • Communion as standard
  • Communion and the three-part program
  • The idea of sacrament
  • Communion, consecration, and sacrament
  • The interaction of communion and celebration
  • Biblical sacrifices and offerings
  • General biblical consecrations
  • Children, celebration, and communion
  • A final word: the risk of presumption
Isbn
9780687278053
Instance
Label
A new look for Sunday morning
Title
A new look for Sunday morning
Statement of responsibility
William Beaven Abernethy
Creator
Subject
Genre
Language
eng
Action
committed to retain for EAST
Cataloging source
DLC
http://library.link/vocab/creatorDate
1939-
http://library.link/vocab/creatorName
Abernethy, William Beaven
Index
no index present
Literary form
non fiction
Nature of contents
bibliography
http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
  • South Congregational Church (Middletown, Conn.)
  • South Congregational Church, Middletown, Conn
  • Public worship
  • Religious education
  • Public worship
  • Religious education
Label
A new look for Sunday morning, William Beaven Abernethy
Instantiates
Publication
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references
Carrier category
volume
Carrier category code
  • nc
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Content category
text
Content type code
  • txt
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
Chapter 1: One service in three acts -- South church at a glance -- From eleven to ten o' clock -- The experimental church school -- A separate church and church school -- Two kinds of worship -- 1971: An open-ended evaluation -- A new Sunday morning program -- A theology or rationale for the new program -- Practical refinements -- A beginning -- A Christmas pageant -- Questions for the future -- Chapter 2: Worship -- Historical worship patterns -- Modern criticisms of formal and informal worship -- Formal and informal worship: A both-and -- The effect of celebration on worship -- A youth Sunday -- Traditional worship in act one -- The tradition: Remembering and responding -- A covenant renewal ceremony -- Education and traditional worship -- Formal worship -- Content in formal worship -- Formal rituals -- Family worship: pluralistic age levels -- Children in act one -- Why family worship? -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Education -- Examples of the teaching of religion -- Education after worship -- Education before celebration -- The effect on education of being in-between -- The content of act two -- Courses on religious topics -- Courses focusing on personal relationships -- Involving people in the process of learning -- The December family project -- Planning for the education program -- Putting act two together -- Coffee and juice -- Act two leads into celebration -- Chapter 4: Celebration -- Celebration as congregational worship -- Celebration as play -- Celebration as outreach -- The content of celebration -- 1. Fellowship -- 2. Healing -- 3. Religious festivals -- 4. Acting out Biblical stories -- 5. Important church events -- 6. Coordination with education courses -- 7. Development of celebration rituals -- 8. Allowing room for spontaneity -- 9. Reacting to important event in the world -- 10. Celebrating in different places -- 11. Seasons of the year -- 12. Important personal events -- The model order for celebration -- A balance of planning and spontaneity -- Celebration as the participation of amateurs -- Chapter 5: Communion background -- Discerning Christ's presence -- Communion as standard -- Communion and the three-part program -- The idea of sacrament -- Communion, consecration, and sacrament -- The interaction of communion and celebration -- Biblical sacrifices and offerings -- General biblical consecrations -- Children, celebration, and communion -- A final word: the risk of presumption
Dimensions
20 cm
Extent
176 pages
Isbn
9780687278053
Lccn
74034387
Media category
unmediated
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
  • n
System control number
(OCoLC)1176083
Label
A new look for Sunday morning, William Beaven Abernethy
Publication
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references
Carrier category
volume
Carrier category code
  • nc
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Content category
text
Content type code
  • txt
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
Chapter 1: One service in three acts -- South church at a glance -- From eleven to ten o' clock -- The experimental church school -- A separate church and church school -- Two kinds of worship -- 1971: An open-ended evaluation -- A new Sunday morning program -- A theology or rationale for the new program -- Practical refinements -- A beginning -- A Christmas pageant -- Questions for the future -- Chapter 2: Worship -- Historical worship patterns -- Modern criticisms of formal and informal worship -- Formal and informal worship: A both-and -- The effect of celebration on worship -- A youth Sunday -- Traditional worship in act one -- The tradition: Remembering and responding -- A covenant renewal ceremony -- Education and traditional worship -- Formal worship -- Content in formal worship -- Formal rituals -- Family worship: pluralistic age levels -- Children in act one -- Why family worship? -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Education -- Examples of the teaching of religion -- Education after worship -- Education before celebration -- The effect on education of being in-between -- The content of act two -- Courses on religious topics -- Courses focusing on personal relationships -- Involving people in the process of learning -- The December family project -- Planning for the education program -- Putting act two together -- Coffee and juice -- Act two leads into celebration -- Chapter 4: Celebration -- Celebration as congregational worship -- Celebration as play -- Celebration as outreach -- The content of celebration -- 1. Fellowship -- 2. Healing -- 3. Religious festivals -- 4. Acting out Biblical stories -- 5. Important church events -- 6. Coordination with education courses -- 7. Development of celebration rituals -- 8. Allowing room for spontaneity -- 9. Reacting to important event in the world -- 10. Celebrating in different places -- 11. Seasons of the year -- 12. Important personal events -- The model order for celebration -- A balance of planning and spontaneity -- Celebration as the participation of amateurs -- Chapter 5: Communion background -- Discerning Christ's presence -- Communion as standard -- Communion and the three-part program -- The idea of sacrament -- Communion, consecration, and sacrament -- The interaction of communion and celebration -- Biblical sacrifices and offerings -- General biblical consecrations -- Children, celebration, and communion -- A final word: the risk of presumption
Dimensions
20 cm
Extent
176 pages
Isbn
9780687278053
Lccn
74034387
Media category
unmediated
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
  • n
System control number
(OCoLC)1176083

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