David L. Bone, Mary Scifres
United Methodist Planner - 2025-2026 CEB/NRSV Edition
An Ecumenical Music & Worship Planner - Includes both CEB and NRSVue weekly texts!
David L. Bone, Mary Scifres
United Methodist Planner - 2025-2026 CEB/NRSV Edition
An Ecumenical Music & Worship Planner - Includes both CEB and NRSVue weekly texts!
- Instrumentation Music Accessories
- Edition Accessory
- Composer David L. Bone Mary Scifres
- Publisher Abingdon Press
- Order no. PRES777-00573
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Description:
Streamline your worship planning with United Methodist Music and Worship Planner 2025-2026. Packed with new features to make organizing services easier, this all-in-one resource offers: • Full text from two of the most used translations, CEB and NRSVue • Blank space for recording plans and ideas • Music recommendations for various ensemble sizes • Expanded hymn and song suggestions • Weekly themes and Scripture indexes • Visual worship suggestions • Reproducible planning sheets Perfect for music directors and pastors, this lectionary-based planner includes: • Weekly pages to map out services for the entire year • Hymn suggestions from key Methodist resources: The United Methodist Hymnal, The Faith We Sing, Worship & Song, The United Methodist Book of Worship, and The Africana Hymnal. • Lectionary readings in CEB and NRSVue Bible translations • Resources for special days and holidays Consistently plan theologically grounded, engaging worship services for contemporary and traditional settings. Elevate your church's worship experience with The United Methodist Music and Worship Planner 2025-2026!
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