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Welcome To Liturgy Canada

Liturgy Canada is a society of men and women committed to the ongoing renewal of the Church in worship and mission.  Our ministry is to provide resources which focus the debate, inform our practice, and evaluate our experience. In recent years, there has been a significant increase in the number and availability of liturgical resources. Changing technologies are presenting challenges and opportunities for our parish churches, as does the ongoing exchange of liturgies between Canadian Lutherans and Anglicans. The publication Liturgy Canada has a prominent place in our work of sharing ideas around liturgy.

About Us

Liturgy Canada is made up of mainly Anglicans and Lutherans from across the country.  The Executive Committee also includes Roman Catholic and Mennonite members.

Books

All books and manuals are published by Liturgy Canada.  Click here to order online.

Events

Rescheduled!

September 24, 2016 
9.30 to 3.30
Real Presence:  The Gathering Community

The first of four conferences on renewing eucharistic worship from Gathering to Sending.  This conference is designed for parish worship teams and individuals who serve particular roles in the liturgy.
At Christ’s Church Cathedral, Hamilton

For more info, click here http://liturgy.ca/real-presence-the-gathered-community/
To register go to http://www.realpresence1.eventbrite.ca

The Sunday Morning Crisis:  rethinking the relation between liturgy and mission
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Why have most of the baptized given up on Sunday worship? While church authorities argue about the way worship should be conducted and what kind of music and preaching should be featured, many of even the most informed and conscientious Christians have apparently concluded it’s not worth the trouble. It’s not that they have stopped ‘doing justice, loving kindness, and walking humbly with their God’ (Micah 6:8); it’s just that confusion about the purpose of Sunday morning has taken its toll.

Read more of  The Sunday Morning Crisis