Definition of Common Worship in English:

Common Worship

noun

A book containing the public liturgy of the Church of England, published in 2000 to replace the Alternative Service Book.
Example sentencesExamples
- Then Morning Prayer and Eucharist in the Cathedral, where I find they have abandoned the Prayer Book order of Matins in favour of Common Worship.
- At the Wedding, for instance, the new official book for every parish, Common Worship, makes the priest pray, "Let them be tender with each other's dreams."
- The ASB language was criticised for being flat and unpoetic so Common Worship has set out to produce language which is richer and using a wider range of Biblical imagery.
- I started doing all the weddings by the book, the Presbyterian Book of Common Worship.
- So why, if worship is so special, is the new book of services and prayers for the Church of England, called Common Worship?
- Liturgical reforms, in particular the publication of the Alternative Service Book and Common Worship, have placed greater emphasis on the Sunday Eucharist and congregational participation.
- Happily, one can use chapters one through four of the book as a historical resource, independently of Riggs's criticism of the Book of Common Worship.
- I do believe that Common Worship offers a breadth and variety which can truly enrich our worship.

Definition of Common Worship in US English:

Common Worship

noun

A book containing the public liturgy of the Church of England, published in 2000 to replace the Alternative Service Book.
Example sentencesExamples
- The ASB language was criticised for being flat and unpoetic so Common Worship has set out to produce language which is richer and using a wider range of Biblical imagery.
- Happily, one can use chapters one through four of the book as a historical resource, independently of Riggs's criticism of the Book of Common Worship.
- At the Wedding, for instance, the new official book for every parish, Common Worship, makes the priest pray, "Let them be tender with each other's dreams."
- I started doing all the weddings by the book, the Presbyterian Book of Common Worship.
- Liturgical reforms, in particular the publication of the Alternative Service Book and Common Worship, have placed greater emphasis on the Sunday Eucharist and congregational participation.
- So why, if worship is so special, is the new book of services and prayers for the Church of England, called Common Worship?
- I do believe that Common Worship offers a breadth and variety which can truly enrich our worship.
- Then Morning Prayer and Eucharist in the Cathedral, where I find they have abandoned the Prayer Book order of Matins in favour of Common Worship.

单词	Common Worship
释义	Definition of Common Worship in English: Common Worship noun A book containing the public liturgy of the Church of England, published in 2000 to replace the Alternative Service Book. Example sentencesExamples Then Morning Prayer and Eucharist in the Cathedral, where I find they have abandoned the Prayer Book order of Matins in favour of Common Worship. At the Wedding, for instance, the new official book for every parish, Common Worship, makes the priest pray, "Let them be tender with each other's dreams." The ASB language was criticised for being flat and unpoetic so Common Worship has set out to produce language which is richer and using a wider range of Biblical imagery. I started doing all the weddings by the book, the Presbyterian Book of Common Worship. So why, if worship is so special, is the new book of services and prayers for the Church of England, called Common Worship? Liturgical reforms, in particular the publication of the Alternative Service Book and Common Worship, have placed greater emphasis on the Sunday Eucharist and congregational participation. Happily, one can use chapters one through four of the book as a historical resource, independently of Riggs's criticism of the Book of Common Worship. I do believe that Common Worship offers a breadth and variety which can truly enrich our worship. Definition of Common Worship in US English: Common Worship noun A book containing the public liturgy of the Church of England, published in 2000 to replace the Alternative Service Book. Example sentencesExamples The ASB language was criticised for being flat and unpoetic so Common Worship has set out to produce language which is richer and using a wider range of Biblical imagery. Happily, one can use chapters one through four of the book as a historical resource, independently of Riggs's criticism of the Book of Common Worship. At the Wedding, for instance, the new official book for every parish, Common Worship, makes the priest pray, "Let them be tender with each other's dreams." I started doing all the weddings by the book, the Presbyterian Book of Common Worship. Liturgical reforms, in particular the publication of the Alternative Service Book and Common Worship, have placed greater emphasis on the Sunday Eucharist and congregational participation. So why, if worship is so special, is the new book of services and prayers for the Church of England, called Common Worship? I do believe that Common Worship offers a breadth and variety which can truly enrich our worship. Then Morning Prayer and Eucharist in the Cathedral, where I find they have abandoned the Prayer Book order of Matins in favour of Common Worship.
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