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1979 Book of Common Prayer, E-book Version
Microsoft
Reader E-book of the 1979 Book of Common
Prayer
HTML
E-book of the 1979 Book of Common
Prayer
Series
*Note: Series in a light gray font are
commercially produced series without downloads. Links to references and
information on obtaining the series are provided
Adult Children Returning Home During the Period
of Adultolescence
Anglicanism 101
Revised Series
Beyond Colonial Anglicanism
Biology and Belief*
Bible for the Biblically Challenged
Birth of the Messiah
Brief History of Israel
Children of Abraham: Christianity, Islam, and Judaism, The
Christian Ethics: How Should We Live?
Christian
Spirituality
Church History
Cities of Earth and Heaven: Christian Faith, Secular
Government, and Religious Freedom
New Series
Colossians Remixed: Subverting the Empire
A
Coming Christ in Advent
The Creed
The Creed
(re-visited): What We
Believe and Why It Matters
A Crucified and Risen Christ
Death of the Messiah
Eucharist
Esther
Exodus
Experiencing God*
For All the Saints? Remembering the Christian Departed
The Jesus Prayer
Jesus'
Resurrection
Genesis
God After Darwin
Living
as an Episcopalian
Living Faith: Exploring the Essentials of
Christianity*
Luke
Man is Not Alone
Margin: Restoring Reserves to Overloaded Lives
Mark
Matthew
New
Faces of Christianity in the Global South
The Not-So-Big-Life. Making Room for What Really Matters
New
Series
Passion, Politics and Protest: The English Reformation
New Series
Physics
and Faith
Prayer: Finding the Heart's True Home
Problem of Evil and Pain
Quarks, Chaos, and Christianity
New Series
Relationships in Right Order
Romans
Stewardship
The Suffering of God (Who is This Old Testament
God in My Christian Bible?)
Survey
of Theology
Tackling The Da Vinci Code
The
Ten Commandments
Three
Faiths, One God
Who
was Jesus of Nazareth? An Introduction
to Christology
World Christianity
Information on the file formats of the download files
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1979
Book of Common Prayer
Microsoft
Reader E-book Edition
The text has been extensively
cross-referenced with hyperlinks (click
on any page reference to go to that
page; click on any preface to go to that
preface...), and color fonts used in the headings and comment passages to
increase readability.
This
revised edition of the Microsoft
Reader ".lit" e-book
of the 1979 Book of Common
Prayer is dated 2/27/05.
Further
information and a tour of the
e-book can be found
on the
1979 Book of Common Prayer page
of
this website.
The
ebook is provided in three
alternative forms for
downloading:
1.
as the actual Microsoft
Reader .LIT file.
2.
as a .ZIP
file.
This is a compressed version of
the file. After downloading, you must use a
program on your computer (such
as WinZip,
PKZIP,
Stuffit)
to extract the
actual Microsoft Reader .LIT
file.
3.
as a self-extracting .exe file.
Double-clicking on the .exe file
in Windows will extract the
actual Microsoft Reader .LIT
file to a default folder named
"BCP_LIT."
Note
that some Netscape browsers may
corrupt a Microsoft Reader .LIT
file when downloading it (for
further information on this
problem, see Chris
De Herrera's website
on Windows CE and the Pocket
PC). If you are using a Netscape
browser to download, we
recommend you download the file
as a .zip file or as a
self-extracting .zip file.
To
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e-book edition of the 1979 Book of
Common Prayer, right click on the link
to the desired form BCP.lit,
BCP_LIT.zip or
BCP_LIT.exe and choose "Save Target As" or "Save Link
as."
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self
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E-book
edition of the 1979
Book of
Common Prayer, for
Microsoft Reader
(both the desktop
and Pocket
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1979
Book of Common Prayer
Internet Browser Edition
This
Internet Browser edition ("HTML" edition) of the 1979 Book of Common
Prayer consists of five files (About.htm,
Bcp.htm,
Contents.htm, Cover.jpg, and Index.htm), which
must all lie in the same folder.
The name of the folder does not
matter. An internet browser capable of reading frame pages (such as
Microsoft Explorer or Mozilla Firefox) is required.
The
five files are provided for
download as:
1.
a .ZIP file. You must then use a
program on your computer (such
as WinZip,
PKZIP,
or Stuffit)
to extract the five files to a folder, or as:
2.
a self-extracting .exe file
(useful for a Windows Computer).
Double-clicking on the .exe file
in Windows will extract the five
files to a default folder named
"BCP_HTML."
To use this edition, simply open Index.htm
with your internet browser (for
example, by double-clicking on
Index.htm in Windows). You may find it
convenient to create a desktop
shortcut to Index.htm.
Note that this Internet Browser version is intended for use
off-line on a personal computer.
Several on-line Internet Browser / HTML versions
are available elsewhere --
please see the list at Charles
Wohlers' Book of Common Prayer
web site.
To
download the .ZIP or self-extracting .exe file of this Internet
Browser edition, right click on the
underlined link and choose "Save Target As" or "Save Link
as." The
latest revision is dated 2/27/05.
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.zip
file
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self
extracting
.exe file
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Internet Browser edition ("HTML" edition) of the 1979
Book of
Common Prayer as a .zip
file or as a self-extracting .exe file |
BCP_HTML.zip
(524KB)
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BCP_HTML.exe
(584KB) |
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Relationships in Right Order
To
download a presentation or handout, click and hold
(Macintosh) on the
link in the bright blue box under
the desired format, or right-click (Windows)
the link and choose "Save Target As" or "Save Link
as." Information on the format of
the downloadable files can be
found here
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Sessions
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PDF
Format |
MS
Word |
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Jul 15, 2007 Relationships in Right Order |
Handout
(18 KB) |
Handout
(22 KB) |
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Beyond Colonial Anglicanism
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link in the bright blue box under
the desired format, or right-click (Windows)
the link and choose "Save Target As" or "Save Link
as." Information on the format of
the downloadable files can be
found here
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Sessions
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Downloads* |
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PDF
Format |
PowerPoint |
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May 13 & May 27, 2007: Beyond Colonial Anglicanism. Or:
Where are we going, and why are we in this handbasket? |
Presentation (156 KB) |
Presentation (239 KB) |
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The Children of
Abraham: Christianity, Islam, and Judaism
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download a presentation or handout, click and hold
(Macintosh) on the
link in the bright blue box under
the desired format, or right-click (Windows)
the link and choose "Save Target As" or "Save Link
as." Information on the format of
the downloadable files can be
found here
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Sessions
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Downloads* |
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PDF
Format |
PowerPoint |
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March 4, 2007: 1. Introduction to the Sacred Stories of Judaism and
Islam |
Presentation (290 KB) |
Presentation (477 KB) |
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March 11, 2007: 2.
The Person of God |
Presentation (280 KB) |
Presentation (464 KB) |
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March 18, 2007: 3.
God's People |
Presentation (253 KB) |
Presentation (423 KB) |
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April 1, 2007: 4.
The Holy Way of Life |
Presentation (319 KB) |
Presentation (590 KB) |
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April 15, 2007: 5.
The Believers and the
Unbelievers |
Presentation (255 KB) |
Presentation (396 KB) |
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April 22, 2007: 6.
The End of Days |
Presentation (255 KB) |
Presentation (401 KB) |
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Experiencing God
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Sessions
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Downloads* |
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1. Who Is God?
Our Search for God? Or God's Search for Us? Let God Be God.
God the Creator |
No downloads are available.
This was a video series produced by Luther
Productions. A handout for each session was provided as part
of the video (also available as a DVD) series package. |
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2. What Kind of God?
Is God Angry? Is God Father? God - Father, Son and Spirit |
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3. Jesus: God's Surprise
More Than We Expected. God Was in Christ. A Teacher and
More |
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4. Jesus: God With Us
Beyond Tragedy, Jesus, Once and Always. The Great Reversal |
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5. Who (or What) Is the Holy Spirit?
The Spirit and Spirituality. The Spirit and the World. The
Spirit in the Bible |
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6. The Spirit Is Life
The Spirit's Work. Experiencing the Spirit. Signs of the
Spirit. |
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A Coming Christ in
Advent
To
download a presentation or handout, click and hold
(Macintosh) on the
link in the bright blue box under
the desired format, or right-click (Windows)
the link and choose "Save Target As" or "Save Link
as." Information on the format of
the downloadable files can be
found here
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