Unlock the meaning behind Anglican liturgy's offertory sentences and almsgiving.
This volume presents a focused study of the Offertory and its practical exhortations, drawn from the Liturgy of the Church of England. It examines how mercy, charity, and faithful giving are framed within the service, with attention to how these acts relate to a believer’s life, both now and in the world to come.
- Clear explanation of why alms and benevolence matter in worship
- Connections between scripture and the church’s prayers for the sick, the needy, and the faithful
- Practical reflections on how mercy shapes character, memory, and daily conduct
- Citations and examples that illuminate the relationship between sacred rite and moral action
Ideal for readers of Anglican liturgy, church history, and devotional theology who want grounded, century-spanning guidance on worship, charity, and life of faith.