07 · Further resources · Resource 1704

Books and Articles

(Useful resources for worship, plus full details for sources referred to or quoted from in worship segments) The Prodigal Project: journey into the emerging church, (Riddell, Pierson, Kirkpa…

(Useful resources for worship, plus full details for sources referred to or quoted from in worship segments)

The Prodigal Project: journey into the emerging church, (Riddell, Pierson, Kirkpatrick, London: SPCK, 2000).

Finding Words for Worship, (Ruth C. Duck, Louisville: Westminster John Knox Press, 1995).

The Cloister Walk, (Kathleen Norris, Oxford: Lion Publishing, 1999).

Mass Culture: Eucharist and mission in a postmodern world, (Pete Ward ed., Oxford: Bible Reading Fellowship, 1999).

Christi-anarchy, (Dave Andrews, Oxford: Lion, 1999).

The Return of the Prodigal Son: a story of homecoming, (Henri Nouwen, New York: Image Books, Doubleday, 1994).

The Fire in the Ashes: a spirituality of contemporary religious life, (Joan Chittister, 1995)

States of Bliss and Yearning: the marks and means of authentic Christian spirituality, (John Bell)

Spiritual Literacy – reading the sacred in every day life, (Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat)

The Evolution of the Christian Year, (A. Allan McArthur, London: SCM Press Ltd, 1953).

Practical Resources

Alternative Worship, (Johnny Baker and Doug Gay, London: SPCK, 2003).

Multi-sensory Prayer and Multi-sensory Church, (Sue Wallace, Bletchley: Scripture Union 2000, 2002).

Celtic Night Prayer, (Northumbria Community, London: Marshall Pickering, 1996).

Be our Freedom Lord, (Terry C. Falla, Adelaide: Openbook Publishers, 1994).

Imaging the Word — an arts and lectionary resource. Volume 1. (Kenneth T. Lawrence ed., Jann Cather Weaver, Rother Wedell, Cleveland, Ohio: United Church Press, 1994). There are three volumes in this series, each with different contributors. Each volume takes a section of the 3-year lectionary and provides a series of images, readings, poems etc for each of the Sunday themes. Unfortunately each volume crosses over two of the Lectionary years. Volume 1 covers Pentecost 15 Cycle B to Pentecost 12 Cycle C, Volume 2 covers Pentecost Proper 17 Cycle C to Pentecost Proper 16 Cycle A, and Volume 3 from Pentecost Cycle A Proper 17 to Pentecost Cycle B Proper 17. The editor and writers for Volumes 2 and 3 are Susan A Blain, Sharon Iverson Gouwens, Catherine O’Callaghan, and Grant Spalding. Same publisher.

A Wee Worship Book, (Wild Goose Worship Group, Glasgow: Wild Goose Resource Group, 1999).

Cloth for the Cradle: Worship Resources and Readings for Advent, Christmas and Epiphany, (Wild Goose Worship Group, Glasgow: Wild Goose Publications, 1997). An outstanding resource for Advent and Christmas worship.

Stages on the Way: Worship Resources for Lent, Holy Week and Easter, (Wild Goose Worship Group, Glasgow: Wild Goose Resource Group, 1998). An outstanding resource for lent and Easter worship.

NB. Wild Goose have a wide variety of other excellent resources for worship.

Labyrinth

Exploring the Labyrinth: a guide for healing and spiritual growth, (Melissa Gayle West, New York: Broadway Books, 2000). Very good book based on the Cretan Labyrinth.

Multi Sensory Prayer, (Sue Wallace. Bletchley: Scripture Union, 2000). Sue gives an excellent pattern for drawing a Chartres labyrinth.

The Prodigal Project: journey into the emerging church, (Mike Riddell, Mark Pierson, Cathy Kirkpatrick, London: SPCK, 2000). The CDROM with this has a section on making and using the labyrinth under Resources.

Walking a Sacred Path, (Lauren Artress, New York: Riverhead Books,1995). The original, but no longer the most useful. Good for the history of the Labyrinth.