http://cphconnect.org/forum/tags/preface Concordia Publishing House Forum Tag: Preface en-US Sat, 25 May 2013 10:26:20 +0000 bbpress 1.0-alpha-2 q http://cphconnect.org/forum/search.php http://cphconnect.org/forum/topic/music-for-proper-preface#post-1076 Mon, 23 Mar 2009 10:08:59 +0000 sjohnson 1076@http://cphconnect.org/forum/ <p>I would also find it beneficial to all of the pastoral elements present - including everything from the agenda and the altar brick. My primary usage of builder is to prepare a service order for Pastor - so that he has everything in one place. Most recently - I had to scan the seasonal antiphons for Matins from the altar brick, since I do not believe that they are present in builder. Probably something down the road - but it would be useful for me.</p> <p>Kantor Stephen P. Johnson<br /> Blessed Savior Lutheran Church - New Berlin, WI </p> http://cphconnect.org/forum/topic/music-for-proper-preface#post-1074 Mon, 23 Mar 2009 09:12:08 +0000 Ryan Markel 1074@http://cphconnect.org/forum/ <p>This was originally left as text-only to make things easier for congregational printing, but we are certainly considering it. </p> http://cphconnect.org/forum/topic/music-for-proper-preface#post-1071 Fri, 20 Mar 2009 20:58:12 +0000 Dan Fienen 1071@http://cphconnect.org/forum/ <p>I would like to prepare a copy of the Sunday Service for my own use that includes all the elements. When I get to the Proper Preface, I would like to include the chant. Could that be included as an option? </p> http://cphconnect.org/forum/topic/reformation-proper-preface/page/7#post-122 Wed, 22 Oct 2008 14:11:05 +0000 Ryan Markel 122@http://cphconnect.org/forum/ <p>According to the Propers as listed in the Altar Book, the Proper Preface suggested for celebrating Reformation is the Common one. </p> http://cphconnect.org/forum/topic/reformation-proper-preface/page/7#post-121 Wed, 22 Oct 2008 12:47:11 +0000 Rev Tucher 121@http://cphconnect.org/forum/ <p>I can't seem to find this in TLH, LW, or LSB. Is there a Reformation Proper Preface? Should one just use one of the Common Sundays in its place? </p>