Connections Worship Companion, Year B, Volume 2 - Print

Connections Worship Companion, Year B, Volume 2 - Season After Pentecost 

by David Gambrell ed.

Hard cover 260pp.
ISBN 9780664264956
Westminster John Knox Press (2024)
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Need a comprehensive worship resource to enrich your congregation’s spiritual journey? Look no further than the Connections Worship Companion, Year B, Volume 2: Season After Pentecost. Gambrell offers meticulously crafted liturgies for every occasion during ordinary time.

From the Call to Worship to the closing Charge, you’ll find prayers and litanies that illuminate the profound connections between Scripture and the rhythms of worship.

Each season’s resources are prefaced with a “Making Connections” essay, providing insightful context to enhance your worship experience. Increase your congregation’s spiritual engagement with this invaluable guide, thoughtfully designed to inspire and connect.

Order now for a deeper, more connected worship experience.

Praise for this series

"The Connections Worship Companion is an indispensable aid for worship planners and preachers. With liturgies from a diverse range of voices and attention to both the Revised Common Lectionary and the Narrative Lectionary, these volumes provide creative, faithful, and lyrical words for worship. Editor David Gambrell’s wisdom and eloquence grace the introductions to each liturgical season, offering concise and compelling insights into the Christian year. These volumes are a gift to the church and a guide to worship that is beautifully embodied, spiritually alive, and theologically rich."
Kimberly Bracken Long, editor, Call to Worship: Liturgy, Music, Preaching, and the Arts

"What an inspiring array of weekly liturgical resources and reflections on the theological themes of the seasons of the church year are offered in this new resource! All are beautifully crafted and thoughtfully prepared with the worshiping people of God in mind. A must-have resource for pastors, lay leaders, and worship planning teams." Leonora Tubbs Tisdale, Clement-Muehl Professor Emerita of Divinity, Yale Divinity School