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First Presbyterian Evanston September 24, 2023 9:30 a.m. Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time PreludeFOCUS Thou Didst Blow from the oratorio Israel in Egypt (Text from Exodus 15:19, compiled by Charles

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How to fill out revised common lectionary readings

1. Start by obtaining a copy of the Revised Common Lectionary readings. It can be found in print or online.
2. Read the introduction section of the Revised Common Lectionary to understand its purpose and structure.
3. Identify the liturgical season or specific date for which you need the readings.
4. Locate the readings specified for that particular day or season.
5. Read and study the selected biblical passages carefully to understand its context and meaning.
6. Consider the intended audience and purpose of your use of these readings.
7. Prepare any additional resources, such as sermon or teaching notes, that you may need.
8. Plan how you will incorporate the Revised Common Lectionary readings into your worship service or personal study.
9. Follow the guidelines provided in the Revised Common Lectionary for any variations or suggestions related to the readings.
10. Regularly review and consult the Revised Common Lectionary for updated readings and resources.

Who needs revised common lectionary readings?

1. Pastors and clergy who follow a liturgical calendar in their worship planning.
2. Churches and religious organizations that adhere to the Revised Common Lectionary as part of their tradition.
3. Individuals who desire a structured approach to reading and studying the Bible throughout the year.
4. Teachers and educators who want to align their curriculum with the liturgical seasons and themes.
5. Christian communities that value a shared lectionary as a way to unify their worship experience.
6. Those seeking a deeper understanding of biblical texts through the connections established by the Revised Common Lectionary.

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What is revised common lectionary readings?

The Revised Common Lectionary (RCL) is a three-year cycle of Bible readings used by many Christian denominations for worship. It provides a structured selection of Scripture readings for each Sunday and major holy days.

Who is required to file revised common lectionary readings?

Typically, churches and denominations that adhere to the Revised Common Lectionary are required to follow its readings for worship services. It is not a filing requirement but rather a guideline for sermon and liturgical planning.

How to fill out revised common lectionary readings?

To utilize the Revised Common Lectionary, congregations can access the readings provided for each Sunday and holy day of the church calendar. They do not 'fill out' documents but rather integrate the readings into their worship services.

What is the purpose of revised common lectionary readings?

The purpose of the Revised Common Lectionary is to create a uniform schedule of readings across various Christian denominations, helping to deepen the worship experience and ensure a comprehensive exposure to Scripture over time.

What information must be reported on revised common lectionary readings?

There is no formal reporting of information since the Revised Common Lectionary is used for worship rather than as an official document requiring reporting. Churches simply reference the readings and incorporate them into their services.