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This document introduces Unitarian Universalist worship theory.
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By the UUA Commission on Common Worship, 1983. Learn about the authors.
For all our Unitarian Universalist diversity, worship is our most common activity. Sunday after Sunday, whatever else it does, a congregation gathers for worship. This guide is designed especially for those who plan and lead worship. It contains both theoretical discussion and practical suggestions, as well as sample orders of service and examples of service elements. This work is more suggestive than directive. We hope it may stimulate the creative work of many. After all, liturgy means the "work of the people."
Contents
Common Worship: How and Why
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Introduction
The purpose and function and common worship
Thematic and liturgical worship
The contribution of Von Ogden Vogt
Other models of worship
Worship style
Setting and mood
What we bring to worship
The goal of worship
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Source:
Commission on Common Worship. "Leading Congregations in Worship: A Guide." Boston: UUA, 1983.
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