Lutheran Worship: History and Practice

by James Leonard Brauer (Preface), Fred L. Precht (Editor)

This companion volume to Lutheran Worship examines the roots of Lutheran worship practices. It studies present corporate worship practices and contemplates future developments.

This volume is excellent for any church library.

639 pages, Hardcover

First published November 1, 1993

Reviews

[Glen Leavens · Rating 3 out of 5]

In preparing for a study on the LSB and the liturgy this book was a great assistance. The book copy I was lent references the LW and not the LSB. Several of the articles were used and the material helped bridge my understanding of the use of the liturgy and the role it plays in the Divine Service.

[Jeffrey King]

Wonderful source of RELIABLE information, but prop your eyelids open because it is a DRY read.