The
Lectionary: A collection of
Lectionary resources for the Episcopal
Church. Updated every Sunday night. http://www.satucket.com/lectionary/index.htm.
From this Index you
can go to readings from the Daily Office Lectionary of the
Book of Common Prayer,
or to Sunday Eucharistic Readings. An option is to use monthly
calendars and choose the day or week. The Daily Office Lectionary
references are given on a page for the week–Sunday
through Saturday–with references for saints of that
day and, in some seasons, weekday liturgical readings as
well. Calendars for January, February and March 2005 are
at these URLs:
Calendar for January:
http://www.satucket.com/lectionary/January05.htm
Calendar for February:
http://www.satucket.com/lectionary/February05.htm
Calendar for March:
http://www.satucket.com/lectionary/March05.htm
Webmaster: Charles Wohlers.
Daily
Readings with the Daily
Lectionary Online and an address for the Daily
Lectionary Email List, Presbyterian
Church (USA): http://www.pcusa.org/devotions/
Links
to current biblical texts from the lectionary:
Today (current day) http://www.pcusa.org/cgi-bin/lectiond.cgi?time=0
Next day http://www.pcusa.org/cgi-bin/lectiond.cgi?time=86400
Day after tomorrow http://www.pcusa.org/cgi-bfin/lectiond.cgi?time=172800Au
Sunday
Readings: Thanks to the Revised
Common Lectionary, five denominations have a
common schedule of readings for Sunday: The Episcopal
Church in the U.S.A., the Evangelical
Lutheran Church in America, the Presbyterian
Church in the U.S.A., the United
Church of Christ, and the United
Methodist Church (note the alphabetical order). Apparently,
the first three also have a common lectionary (for the most
part) for daily readings. For a UCC web site on the Sunday
readings where you can choose the date (from a drop-down
bar) see http://www.ucc.org/worship/samuel/.
The Vanderbilt Divinity Library maintains a web site for
the readings of the Revised Common Lectionary: http://divinity.lib.vanderbilt.edu/lectionary/
The
Upper Room, a published daily devotional series
not based on the Daily Office Lectionary, is now available
by email: http://www.upperroom.org/devotional/email/.
Fruit
of the Vine is a daily devotional series published
by Barclay Press (a Quaker publishing company). Selected
devotionals are posted weekly, one per week, at http://www.barclaypress.com/cafe/fv/index.php.
A Daily Journal by Quaker writers from across the nation
respond to Scripture, events of the day (from personal to
international), or inner thoughts and leadings http://www.barclaypress.com/cafe/journal/index.php.
Ronald
D. Worden, Ph.D.
Distinguished Professor of Biblical Studies
Dean of Institutional Research and Effectiveness
Houston Graduate School of Theology
E-Mail: rdworden@hgst.edu
Phone: 713-942-9505
Fax: 713-942-9506
School Web Site: http://www.hgst.edu/
