Poetry as a Resource for Worship in the Lenten Season

Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology 64 (1):44 (2010)
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This essay examines the suitability of poetry as a vehicle for prayer, worship and meditation. It takes two specific examples of Lenten courses based on poetry: one based on depictions of the events of Holy Week and one based on a discussion of the problem of suffering in a world created by a loving God. It also looks at the liturgical use of the arts in Holy Week services

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10.1177/002096431006400105

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