Memoirs of the Lutheran Liturgical Association.
Publisher: The Association
Published: 1906
Place of publication: Pittsburgh, PA
Language: eng
Subjects: Lutheran Church -- Liturgy.; Worship.
Table of contents: title: v. 1. Rupp, J. C. F. The fundamental principles of Christian worship. Reed, L. D. Our distinctive worship. Horn, E. T. The significance of liturgical reform. Smith, R. M. The sources of the morning service of the common service.; title: v. 2. Krauss, E. F. The architecture of the chancel. Schramm, W. E. The significance of the altar. Forsander, N. The Swedish liturgies. Reed, L. D. Altar linen. Smith, R. M. The sources of the minor services. Belfour, E. The history of the liturgy of the Lutheran Church in Denmark. Geissinger, D. H. Thematic harmony of introit, collect, epistle and gospel. Ohl, J. F. Art in worship.; title: v. 3. Seaman, G. S. The administration of the Lord's Supper in different ages of the church. Benze, C. T. The liturgical history of confirmation. Jacobs, C. M. The church and the liturgy. Miller, C. A. The church prayer. Rees, G. C. The value of liturgical study for organists. Stopp, S. A. Bridges. A general survey of the Book of Common Prayer. Kretschmann, T. W. Means of liturgical reform. McDaniel, R. E. Liturgical education of the church's youth. Spieker, G. F. The sacrificial idea in Christian worship. Haas, A. W. The place of liturgy in the church's thought, life and art. Gilbert, H. S. The liturgical history of baptism.; title: v. 4. Benze, C. T. The liturgical influence of the lesser reformers. Melhorn, N. R. The ecclesiastical calendar. Trabert, E. A. Luther's liturgical writings. Spaeth, A. The pericopes. Horn, E. T. Liturgical development in the period of the Reformation. Ohl, J. F. The liturgical deterioration of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Geissinger, D. H. Liturgy and doctrine. Kemerer, D. M. Early American Lutheran liturgies. Bergmann, F. J. The liturgy of the Icelandic church.; title: v. 5. Ramer, A. L. The liturgical influence of Gregory the Great. Krauss, E. F. The function of the minister in divine worship. Markley, A. B. A laity liturgically well-informed. Gongaware, G. J. The significance of symbolism and its employment in the service of the church. Stopp, S. A. Bridges. The collects. Mechling, G. W. The fundamental principles of divine service. Wallace, I. M. Regulations and customs pertaining to the use of the sacraments. Spaeth, H. D. Liturgical accuracy and spirituality.; title: v. 6. Lambert, W. A. Contributive influences noted in the history and structure of the liturgy. Horn, E. T. Remarks on some of our liturgical classics. Strodach, P. Z. Preaching and the day. Jacobs, C. M. Christian worship in the apostolic age. Lambert, J. F. The liturgical history of confession and absolution. Spaeth, A. The sacramental idea in Christian worship. Wenner, G. U. Paraments of the Lord's house.; title: v. 7. Strodach, P. Z. Liturgical colors. Wenner, G. U. Consecration. Horine, J. W. The liturgical use of the creeds. Johnsen, E. K. The liturgy of the Norwegian Lutheran Church. Jacobs, C. M. Christian worship in the first post-apostolic age. Horn, E. T. The application of Lutheran principles to the church building. Fegley, C. K. The bidding prayer, litany, and suffrages. Krauss, E. F. The use of stained glass in ecclesiastical architecture. Keever, E. F. Sacred monograms.