Search Results: EUCHARIST from Chilton Books

London: Epworth Press. 1962.. Half an hour's honest thinking about our spiritual condition will be worth many weary months of going to Communion out of a blind sense of duty". Pp 78. P/b. Scuff to lower corner of front cover. G+.

Leominster: Gracewing. 1997.. An innovative programme of Christian education based on the communion service. It is ideal for churches which want to nurture adults and children within the richness of the liturgy". 29.5cms x 21cms. Pp 125/31, some b/w illustrations. P/b. VG.

London: The Church Union, 1962.. A paper read by Dr. T.M. Parker at a conference of the Theological Committee of the Church Union on March 22, 1962, at Pusey House, Oxford". Pp 15. Paperback, slight sunning to covers. G+.

London: Mowbray, 1957.. 1st ed. Studies in Eucharistic Faith and Practice series. "...an attempt to describe and explain the insistence on the Church tradition of the requirement that the Minister of the Eucharist shall be a man ordained through the laying on of hands of the Episcopate. The subject of con-celebration and the position of the deacon and other ministers are briefly discussed." Pp.40. Pbk. VG.

London: Collins Liturgical Publications, 1978.. A commentary on the Directory for Masses with Children. Pp. 192. Paperback, sunning to spine, crease to front cover. G+.

Great Wakering: Mayhew Press. 1975.. A childrens religious story book. Pp. Unpaginated. Many colour illustrations. P/b. Illustrated cover. G+.

London: Geoffrey Chapman, 1971.. 1st ed. A study of the new Order of Mass and of the various documents that attended its promulgation. Pp.8/186, owner's name to inside front cover. Pbk, laminate lifting to front cover. G+.

London: Church Literature Association, 1976.. 1st edition. "This paper is about what is central to the meaning of the eucharistic prayer. On this basis the author has attempted to make an objective comparison of 'Series1,2, and 3' with representatives of the principal liturgical families of catholic Christendom in East and West." Pp.35. Paperback. VG.

London: SCM, 1964.. 1st ed. Introduction by Max Warren, conversation between members of the various Anglican and Free Churches. Pp. 64. Inscrip. to verso front cover. Slight spotting to pages. P/b. Illustd. cover. G.

London:Mowbray,1917.. Pp.12/318/2(ads), owners details to fep, occasional spotting throughout. G.

Bradford: Harvestime Services Ltd., 1988.. 1st.ed. "This book is a plea for a new closeness in Christian relationships within the new covenant. In such a context, the Lord's Supper can forsake its traditional formality for the 'Holy informality' of the covenant meal." Pp, 155. P/b. G+.

Toronto: The Anglican Book Centre. 1978.. 1st ed. "Shows how the liturgy can grow to fulfill the needs and express the faith of the people of God today". Pp 96. Name to fep. P/b. Spine scuffed. G+.

London: The Faith Press. 1949.. 1st ed. "Written in a simple and popular manner, it is intended to be a serious contribution towards the ever-deepening and ever growing liturgical movement in the Church of England". Pp 76, occasional spotting throughout. P/b, creasing with minor loss to top of spine. G+.

London: C.J.Clay and Sons, 1902.. 25.5cms x 19.5cms. Pp.12/132, spotting and toning to preliminaries. Red cloth, gilt title to spine, slightly rubbed. G+.

London: SPCK, 1939.. 1st ed. "The stages by which the developed Christian rote arose out of the meal in the Upper Room can never be fully known. But attempts to trace them are valuable, both because of the intrinsic importance ot the subject and because of the training in historical method given by research into an exceptionally difficult problem." Pp.10/268. Maroon cloth, d/w rubbed with small edge tears. VG/G+.

Glasgow:nd (c.1974).. Pp 27. P/b. G+.

Slough: St. Paul Publications, 1985.. To help understand the dynamics of the Mass, what it has been in the past and what it may be in the future...the importance of children attending Mass." Pp, 134, convent ink stamp to fep. P/b. VG.

London:SPCK,1934.. Rep. Pp.16/295, occasional light spotting. Black cloth, d/w rubbed with losses. G+/G-.

Croydon: Spectrum. 1972.. 1st ed. "Analyzes the phrase 'churches and ecclesial communities', examines the ministry of word and sacrament in these churches, reveals the growing consensus among the churches in the understanding of the Eucharist, and discusses the present practice and future possibilities of inter-communion. A final chapter presents mixed marriages as a rest case for ecumenism". Pp 95. P/b, scuff to lower spine and cover, illustrated cover. G+.

Bristol: Nicol Blount, 1992.. 1st ed. Understanding the Eucharist. Pp. 68. Author's letter with signature attached to inside back cover. P/b. Illustd. cover. VG.