Proceedings of the North American Academy of Liturgy 2022

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Liturgical Music Convener: Heather Josselyn-Cranson, OSL (hjosselyn@hotmail.com) is the Sister Margaret William McCarthy Endowed Chair of Music at Regis College in Weston, Massachusetts, where she teaches courses in music and religious studies. Members in Attendance: Carl Bear (on-line), Patrick Evans, Chad Fothergill, Jon Gathje, Kim Harris (on-line), Jonathan Hehn (on-line), Alan Hommerding, Heather Josselyn-Cranson, Swee-Hong Lim (on-line), Jason McFarland, Michael McMahon, Mario Pierson, Paul Westermeyer (on-line). Visitors in Attendance: Kristian Kohler, Andrew Stoebig, John Weit, J.J. Wright. Description of Work: The Liturgical Music Seminar learned about the process behind the creation of two new hymnals, the ELCA supplement All Creation Sings and the Mennonite hymnal Voices Together. We spoke with Swee-Hong Lim, the author of a chapter about musicologist and hymn-writer I-to Loh in an upcoming book Doing Liturgical Theology. We discussed two new studies: an exploration of music and theology in the Emerging Church and a survey of the use of organ preludes in Presbyterian worship. Finally, we continued work on an ecumenical theology of liturgical music that the seminar intends to publish as a joint project. Papers and Presentations: •  Carl Bear and Sarah Kathleen Johnson, “Introducing ‘Voices Together,’ A New Hymnal and Worship Book for Mennonite Churches.” •  Jonathan Hehn, “A Liturgical History of the Organ Prelude in Presbyterian Churches.” •  Heather Josselyn-Cranson, “Music and Theology in the Emerging Church.” •  Jason McFarland, “A Report on Doing Liturgical Theology: Method in Context.” •  John Weit, “Introducing ‘All Creation Sings,’ A Liturgy and Song Supplement from the ELCA.” Other Work and Plans for the Future: We look forward to a presentation by Alan Hommerding on the new edition of Sing With Understanding that he has been editing. We are also considering possible guest speakers or opportunities for visits that will take advantage of our location in Toronto.


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

2min
pages 5-6

FOREWORD

4min
pages 7-8

TITLE PAGES AND COPYRIGHT

2min
pages 1-4

Repenting the Evil Done on Our Behalf: The Penitential Aspect of an Expanded Advent Season

26min
pages 125-136

A Liturgical History of the Organ Prelude in Presbyterian Churches

30min
pages 100-111

Transcending Tradition: A Reappraisal of Methods for Studying Charismatic Worship

36min
pages 84-99

Eucharistic Prayers at St . Gregory Nyssen Episcopal Church, San Francisco

42min
pages 137-158

Art-Based Training to Increase Capacity of Church Leadership at the Convergence of Worship, Preaching, and Justice

33min
pages 112-124

Queering Liturgy

5min
pages 67-70

Mirror of the Church: Liturgy as Ecclesial Self-Recognition

20min
pages 71-83

Problems in the History of Early Liturgy

4min
pages 64-66

Liturgy and Cultures

1min
page 61

Modern History of Worship

1min
pages 62-63

Liturgy and Comparative Theology

2min
page 60

Liturgical Theology

4min
pages 58-59

Liturgical Music

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page 57

Liturgical Language

1min
page 56

Liturgical Hermeneutics

2min
pages 54-55

Issues in Medieval Liturgy

3min
pages 51-53

Feminist Studies in Liturgy

1min
page 49

Formation for Liturgical Prayer

1min
page 50

Exploring Contemporary and Alternative Worship

2min
pages 47-48

Eucharistic Prayer and Theology

1min
page 46

Ecology and Liturgy

1min
pages 43-44

Introduction of the Berakah Recipient

5min
pages 20-21

The Advent Project

3min
page 39

Christian Initiation

4min
pages 40-41

Vice-Presidential Address To Be Determined

28min
pages 4-19

Berakah Response

19min
pages 23-32

President’s Report to the Academy

16min
pages 33-38

Critical Theories and Liturgical Studies

2min
page 42

The Berakah Award

2min
page 22
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