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Charismatic Anglicans Negotiating Liturgy: An Ethnographic Study of worship in two non-liturgical Anglican networks
This study concerns the phenomenon of what will be called ‘non-liturgical Anglicanism’. The practice in Anglican churches of completely or largely replacing the formal and legally prescribed liturgy of the Church with a series ‘worship songs’ is something which has grown in Britain since the 1960s.
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