Beyond smells & bells: the wonder and power of Christian liturgy
19 Jun 2008
I just got this book by Mark Galli.
It’s short, easy to read, and the best thing on why liturgy might help Christians connect to and grow in Christian faith in our current culture.
I’ve already written about how my church community have been understanding the perverse liturgies of consumer culture, and how Christian liturgy can counter and form a different identity.
There are many books I like and recommend, but I suspect this is one I will read, carry with me, and give away many times, as well as using it in my own church context.
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Comment by Sylvia
4.45 pm on 21 Jun 2008
“perverse liturgies of consumer culture” – explain what you mean, please.
Comment by Jason
6.54 pm on 21 Jun 2008
The link in the post above to the article I wrote for the bible society explains.
Comment by Sylvia
4.46 pm on 21 Jun 2008
“perverse liturgies of consumer culture” – explain what you mean by this, please.
Comment by Bosco Peters
11.59 pm on 14 Aug 2008
Thanks for this.
My review:
http://www.liturgy.co.nz/blog/beyond-smells-bells-mark-galli/77
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