Publisher's Synopsis
This is a carefully annotated edition of "The Book of Common Prayer," featuring notes by Sir J. Bayley. As a cornerstone of Anglican worship, "The Book of Common Prayer" provides a structured framework for religious services and personal devotion. This edition offers valuable insights into the historical and theological significance of the prayers, rubrics, and liturgical practices contained within.
A vital resource for clergy, scholars, and anyone interested in the Anglican tradition, this edition illuminates the enduring beauty and spiritual depth of "The Book of Common Prayer." It serves as a testament to the book's lasting influence on English-speaking Christians worldwide.
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