Check out this article in Christian History magazine on an element of a standard worship service being a somewhat recent development.
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This blog is a feeble attempt to discuss the intricacies of being followers of Jesus in community in complex socio-religious circumstances. And sometimes the author will stand on any old soapbox.
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- M Crane
- I am doing relief and development for an NGO in the third world. I follow in the Way of Jesus and love ruminating on theology, sociology, and anthropology.
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