The Book of Common Prayer, 1928
Publisher:
, 1976
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Overview
The 1928 prayer book was the Protestant Episcopal Church’s third prayer book. This would be the last official prayer book that would solely retain the formal/traditional language similarly used by the Church of England’s Book of Common Prayer. Although the 1928 Book of Common Prayer was replaced with a newer edition, some churches still use it regularly or occasionally, despite the formal adoption of the 1979 Book of Common Prayer by the church.
Please note: The Book of Common Prayer, 1928 will download as two separate resources in your digital library -- the 1928 text and the 1928 Psalter.
- Presents the last official prayer book that utilized tradition language
- Depicts the values and things of importance within the church
- Includes material for deeper Bible study and sermon preparation
- Title: Book of Common Prayer (1928) (2 vols.)
- Author: The Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America
- Publisher: The Seabury Press
- Print Publication Date: 1976
- Language: English
- Resources: 2
- Format: Digital › Logos Research Edition
- Resource ID: {F907CA1B-78D5-4BC7-A3C6-D0A8E89C3395}
- Metadata Last Updated: 2020-05-07T23:47:09Z
Reviews
1 rating
Scott Groethe
1/26/2016
When I click on 1928 Book of Common Prayer 1928BCP opens but contains only the psalter. When I click on The Book of Common Prayer, 1928:Psalter BCP1928:P opens but is the 1976 psalter. Is my library corrupt, or is there work in progress that hasn't been cleaned up, or... Thanks
John A. Dixon
9/14/2015
Poorly done. The navigation has no indexing for the calendar so you have to scroll your way through from Advent to the end of the year to find the right day. the other chapters seem to be the same way. The really huge deficit though is that this is not a proper BCP at all without the Psalter and especially the Coverdale Psalter. It seems those that laid this out for use with LOGOS had no idea as to the daily offices in the BCP and their use. This has much room for improvement- buyer beware.
