Roger Ferlo's guest appearances

Roger Ferlo

Trinity Episcopal Cathedral's Podcast

The ChurchNext Podcast

Scott Gunn

Michael Curry

Christopher D. Girata

Ed Bacon

Frederick Douglass

David Peters

Chris Anderson

Gretchen Carlson

Parker Palmer

Carol Anderson

John Christopher

Bill Rhodes

Kelly Brown Douglas

Jackie King

Thomas Ferguson

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There are few resources that equip us better for crossing life's thresholds than the Book of Common Prayer.From birth to death the Prayer Book serves as an invaluable resource for marking important milestones like baptism, marriage, reconciliation, marriage, sickness, and death - referred to as the 'Pastoral Offices.' In this course Roger Ferlo lectures on baptism and matrimony, explaining the theological foundations of these important rites. Suzann Holding walks us through prayer for the sick and the practical theology surrounding end of life issues and liturgies.

There are few resources that equip us better for crossing life's thresholds than the Book of Common Prayer.From birth to death the Prayer Book serves as an invaluable resource for marking important milestones like baptism, marriage, reconciliation, marriage, sickness, and death - referred to as the 'Pastoral Offices.' In this course Roger Ferlo lectures on baptism and matrimony, explaining the theological foundations of these important rites. Suzann Holding walks us through prayer for the sick and the practical theology surrounding end of life issues and liturgies.

Crossing Thresholds with Roger Ferlo and Suzann Holding

Someone once described The Book of Common Prayer as 'the Bible rearranged for worship.' Author, one-time seminary president, and Episcopal priest Roger Ferlo would not disagree. In this episode he takes us through the history, theology, and meanings behind the Prayer Book and its use of Holy Scripture. Dr. Ferlo approaches the subject by explaining four ways in which Scripture interacts and is discovered in the Prayer Book: proclaiming, reading, doing, and praying.

Someone once described The Book of Common Prayer as 'the Bible rearranged for worship.' Author, one-time seminary president, and Episcopal priest Roger Ferlo would not disagree. In this episode he takes us through the history, theology, and meanings behind the Prayer Book and its use of Holy Scripture. Dr. Ferlo approaches the subject by explaining four ways in which Scripture interacts and is discovered in the Prayer Book: proclaiming, reading, doing, and praying.

Scripture and the Prayer Book with Roger Ferlo

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