Lay preacher training, this time Unitarian
I got a copy of The ABC’s of Lay Preaching, a recent product of the Midland Union of Unitarian and Free Christian Churches that looks very promising. It isn’t a long read, but my flight-wearied eyes haven’t been able to give it justice to day.
I’ll read it and review it ASAP.
A quick Google search shows it is being, or has been, used at Birmingham (New Meeting) Evesham (Oat Street Chapel), and (it seems) Oxford (Manchester College Chapel).
There’s a nice bio and “desert island hymn list” about one of the training participants, putting a face on a slice of Unitarianism little known on this side of the Atlantic. (By the way, Anglicans Online are asking its readers to submit their desert island favorite this week. I chose “Eternal ruler of the ceaseless round.”)
2008 April 24. Information about it is available online, but I think it would be very hard for anyone outside the UK to order it.
19 November 2003 at 10:15 pm
Desert island hymns!
Bless their hearts, the editors of Anglicans Online are soliciting readers’ all-time favorite hymns. They invite you to nominate the single hymn you’d take with you to a desert island. Hmm. A hymn is awfully portable — you don’t need…