Let Us Bless the Lord Year One Easter-Pentecost and the globalization of theological

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plus an invitation to engage in the spiritual dimensions of serving one's local congregation as a Eucharistic Minister

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Let Us Bless the Lord Year One Easter-Pentecost and the globalization of theologicalPopular author, retreat leader, and priest Barbara Crafton rises early each morning, lights a candle, opens her Book of Common Prayer, and reads the morning office the ancient Christian service that praises God at the beginning of a new day. When she is done, Crafton usually sits down at her computer and sends out an e mail that says simply, "Let us bless the Lord," the traditional closing line of the morning prayer service. Her devoted readers reply,