Liturgy is the journal of The Liturgical Conference, an ongoing movement within the ecumenical church founded in 1940. It advocates for the renewal of liturgy, supports the formation of liturgical people, and seeks the unity of the Body of Christ, for the life of the world.
INTRODUCTION
Introduction: Renewals in Retrospect
Melinda A. Quivik and Andrew Wymer
ARTICLES
Liturgical Renewal 1966-2020—A Mainline Protestant Perspective
E. Byron Anderson
Fifty Years of Worship Scholarship amidst the Changing Worlds of Worship (1972-2022)
John F. Baldovin, S.J.
(In)organic Development?: Assessing Liturgical Reform in the Eastern Churches in the Wake of Vatican II
Brian A. Butcher
Let the Blessings Flow: Liturgy and Race in the Last Fifty Years
Joseph Donella II
Decolonial Challenges and Opportunities
Michael Jagessar
A Practice of Weaving: The Life and On-Going Legacy of Womanist Liturgical Praxis
Chelsea Brooke Yarborough
Free Church Worship: Renewed from Within and Beyond
Sarah Kathleen Johnson
Continuity and Change: The Past Half-Century of Jewish Liturgical Life
Ruth Langer
What is True for Us: Feminist Contributions to Liturgical Experiences
Janet Walton
The Impact I Have Seen Resulting from NAAL’s Work
Gordon W. Lathrop
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