Music and the Arts in Christian Worship (Library of Christian Worship: Volume 4 books A&B)

This is a huge volume - over 800 pages (2 books in print) - and when I started I was quite sceptical that so much space could be spent on the Arts in Christian Worship (ie given the approach down in the 3 previous volume) - but I was wrong. This is quite a thorough and extensive coverage - with many surprises. Whilst I do believe it is more focused towards larger liturgical churches, the articles do cover all "flavours" of Christianity. I expected mainly Music and some items on Visual Arts (such a paintings and sculptures) but the Authors cover a plethora of items that are of course Art - which probably reflect more on me that I didn't properly consider such things before reading this book. Some examples of extras that I hadn't expected: How to Read the Bible in Worship; How to write Prayers for Worship Service; The use of Mime; etc... Like the previous volumes, this is once again a collection of articles - and some article writers are naturally more proficient then others - however this "many voices" approach does mean a better coverage, I think - and thus has helped me have a better appreciation for approaches that are used in other Churches.

Awesome resource! Please include for mobile devices!!