PURCHASE OF THE HYMNAL
Based on discussions at our November Open Forum and the decision of the voters, Good Shepherd has decided to adopt the new hymnal, Christian Worship (c) 2021, usually referred to as CW21. We will be purchasing the following items so that we can take full advantage of all that has been produced for our use in worship. Hymnals (130 hymnals at $24 each) = $3,120Organist accompaniment for hymns = $230
Organist accompaniment for liturgy = $120
Altar Book = $100
Agenda = $50
Psalter (15 copies for choir at $22 each) = $330
Psalter accompaniment = $230
Musician's Manual = $30
Gospel Acclamation settings = $20
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TOTAL = $4,265 plus shipping and handling
This is a sizable purchase for our worship, but a worthy investment for quality worship. These hymnals and all the resources will serve us for a generation or more. Future worshipers will appreciate our commitment to our Lutheran, liturgical tradition.
Look for special envelopes for you to offer a gift to defray the expense of these new materials. We will be collecting this special offering through March 2023.
INTRODUCTION OF THE HYMNAL
Our target date for using the CW21 hymnal will be Sunday, February 5. While Setting 1 of the Divine Service bears some resemblance to The Common Service in our current hymnal, there will be a few differences. Some of the canticles have been rewritten, and we will want to practice those before we utilize them for the entire service. A tentative schedule for the rehearsal of these canticles is here:
Sunday, January 8Dedication of the CW21 Hymnals and resources
Sunday, January 15
Responsive "Lord, have mercy" (Kyrie)
NOTE: Glory be to God on High (Gloria in Excelsis) is the same as The Common Service
Gospel Acclamation for the season
Sunday, January 22
Gospel Acclamation for the Lenten season
Preface for the Sacrament
Holy, Holy Holy (Sanctus)
NOTE: O Christ, Lamb of God (Agnus Dei) is the same as The Common Service
Sunday, January 29
Review all parts of the liturgy
May God bless our worship for the glory of his name and for the edification of his people.
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