New Proclamation: Year C, 2009-2010, Advent Through Holy Week by David B. Lott

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New Proclamation: Year C, 2009-2010, Advent Through Holy Week

by David B. Lott

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New Proclamation continues to offer the best in creative, searching, and responsible interpretation of the biblical lectionary texts.

ADVENT/CHRISTMAS
Timothy J. Mulder serves as the Executive Director of the Episcopal Preaching Foundation, and teaches worship and preaching at the New Brunswick Theological Seminary.

EPIPHANY
Kim Beckmann is Director for Ministry Leadership-Candidacy and Development in the Department of Vocation and Education for the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

LENT
Margaret Aymer is assistant professor of New Testament at Interdenominational Theological Center, Atlanta, and a Presbyterian preacher.

HOLY WEEK
Charles Rice is Professor of Homiletics Emeritus at Drew University, Madison, N.J. and an Episcopal priest.

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