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Preaching and leading worship

Author:William H. Willimon

Summary:Worship--the central task of the Christian community--is the focus of this thought-provoking book. William Willimon moves from theological understanding to the practical skills needed for preaching and worship leadership. He offers useful guidelines for conducting public prayer and for celebrating the Lord's Supper and Baptism. Focusing on...

Print Book, English, ©1984

Edition:1st ed View all formats and editions

Publisher: Westminster Press, Philadelphia, ©1984

Series:

Pastor's handbooks

Physical Description:116 pages ; 20 cm.

ISBN:

9780664246167, 0664246168

OCLC Number / Unique Identifier:10277372

Subjects:

Leadership Religious aspects

Contents:

Sunday morning: evaluating and planning the service

The service: effective liturgical leadership

Public prayer: speaking and listening to God

The table and the font: celebrating the Lord's supper and baptism

The word in worship: how to construct a biblical sermon

Giving the word: sermon delivery

Text and context: sermon planning and evaluation

Getting everyone into the act: lay involvement in planning and evaluating worship

Notes:

Includes index