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This volume outlines a clear, engaging description of the six most prevalent models of worship in North American churches, presented by advocates for each position. The contributors evaluate each position in order to broaden people’s understanding of diverse models and shed light on an emotive issue. Contents and contributors: • “Formal-Liturgical,” Paul Zahl • “Traditional Hymn-Based,”...

For these reasons and a myriad of others, I love the old hymns. So, given the rich resource that Best has described, and even my own rich heritage with hymns, why would I challenge us to integrate what is best about hymn-based worship with the ongoing expression of what God is doing in worship today? Why not just shout a hearty “amen” and let’s get on with life as we’ve known it for the past hundred years? Three primary reasons come to mind. The first is that hymn-based worship, as we know it today,
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