James Hastings Nichols
Church historian, author of Corporate Worship in the Reformed Tradition.
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Foundation Publications1
All publicationsCorporate Worship in the Reformed Tradition
A survey of the Reformed tradition in worship from the sixteenth century to the present, focusing on regular Lord’s Day worship, services of preaching and Holy Communion, and the changing balance of evangelistic, educational, and expressive functions in public worship.
John Calvin Studies1
All Calvin studiesPresbyterian Worship and the Reformed Tradition
Darryl G. Hart examines the irony of contemporary Presbyterian worship, observing how Praise and Worship movements within evangelicalism celebrate the very anti-creedal, anti-ritualistic impulses that older Reformed worship had set itself against, and asking what this means for confessional identity.
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About James Hastings Nichols
Church historian, author of Corporate Worship in the Reformed Tradition.
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