Comments on: Help from the Navy (et alia, with lay persons leading worship) http://boyinthebands.com/archives/help-from-the-navy-et-alia-with-lay-persons-leading-worship/ Scott Wells on the practice of Christian faith Tue, 14 Oct 2008 17:06:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Boy in the Bands: Scott Wells on the practice of Christian faith http://boyinthebands.com/archives/help-from-the-navy-et-alia-with-lay-persons-leading-worship/#comment-37190 Boy in the Bands: Scott Wells on the practice of Christian faith Sun, 29 Apr 2007 12:02:36 +0000 http://www.universalistchurch.net/boyinthebands/archives/help-from-the-navy-et-alia-with-lay-persons-leading-worship/#comment-37190 <strong>Old lay liturgy resource...</strong> There’s a truism I heard at seminary of the ol’ days — Victorian, Edwardian eras — when women weren’t widely ordained that they could do overseas what they couldn’t do at home. Lay ministry meant more if you were a m... Old lay liturgy resource…

There’s a truism I heard at seminary of the ol’ days — Victorian, Edwardian eras — when women weren’t widely ordained that they could do overseas what they couldn’t do at home. Lay ministry meant more if you were a m…

]]> By: Boy in the bands » Blog Archive » Candid lay leadership plan from Episcopalian chaplaincies bishop http://boyinthebands.com/archives/help-from-the-navy-et-alia-with-lay-persons-leading-worship/#comment-19395 Boy in the bands » Blog Archive » Candid lay leadership plan from Episcopalian chaplaincies bishop Sat, 29 Apr 2006 21:48:29 +0000 http://www.universalistchurch.net/boyinthebands/archives/help-from-the-navy-et-alia-with-lay-persons-leading-worship/#comment-19395 [...] This is also why I like looking at military models of doing church: the leadership seems to value getting the mission accomplished. Go figure. Since chaplains can’t be deployed everywhere, lay leadership (for one) is important. One of my favorite sites — not the most exhaustive, but oddly endearing — is for lay leadership aboard submarines. [...] […] This is also why I like looking at military models of doing church: the leadership seems to value getting the mission accomplished. Go figure. Since chaplains can’t be deployed everywhere, lay leadership (for one) is important. One of my favorite sites — not the most exhaustive, but oddly endearing — is for lay leadership aboard submarines. […]

]]>