Thinking about Liturgy and Worship

Liturgical Principles: Principles to Guide the Revision of Contemporary Language Common Worship Texts of the Anglican Church of Canada
These principles were adopted at General Synod 2010. This document serves as a grounding for thinking about worship in the context of the local community’s mission and may be used for parish or individual study.

International Anglican Liturgical Consultation
- Record of the 2003 IALC Meeting on Liturgical Formation (PDF document)
- Berkeley Statement 2001 IALC –“To Equip the Saints” (PDF document)
- IALC Review of Projects
- Record of 1999 IALC Meeting
- IALC Dublin Renewing the Anglican Eucharist
- Rites Relating to Marriage
The Prayer Book Society of Canada
From the introduction to their website: “Promoting the understanding and use of the Book of Common Prayer as a spiritual system of nurture for life in Christ. …The PBSC is a national organization dedicated to promoting the Book of Common Prayer – the official (but often under-appreciated) standard of faith and worship for the Anglican Church of Canada.
Associated Parishes for Liturgy and Mission
From the introduction to their website: “The Associated Parishes for Liturgy and Mission is an association of people in the Episcopal Church of the USA, the Anglican Church of Canada, and sister churches who share a passion for liturgy that is well done, appropriate to the culture and context, and revelatory of God’s lively mission in the world. It was founded in 1946 out of a deep frustration that Morning Prayer was none of these things. The Council of Associated Parishes functions as a kind of “liturgical think tank”, studying, imagining, and sharing our experiences of different expressions of liturgy.”
The North American Association for the Catechumenate is “an ecumenical organization which provides training and support for churches engaged in the process of baptismal conversion and making Christian disciples.”

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