Liturgies Wanted!
 
One of the emerging and most creative aspects of the 24-7 Prayer movement has been the rediscovery of liturgy. Not only have people been returning to existing liturgies, but they've been writing them as well.
 
The liturgical tradition links 24-7 directly with those mad punk monks, our forerunners, the Celts. A Benedictine monk once noted that liturgy is a means by which God can fill the space it creates in our lives with his glory.
 
So we've decided it's about time we pooled our resources and created a collection of homegrown liturgies, and make them available for anyone out there who wishes to use them in their prayer rooms or as part of their personal rhythm of prayer.
 
Not only are we after liturgies, but also material for labyrinths, those meditational and contemplative aids that have been created for micro-pilgrimages around a room or a building.
 
So, if any of you out there have got anything you think appropriate, please send it to Tim Harrold at the East London Boiler Room on tim@elbr.net. Thank you.
 

08 Sep 2006