Katharine E. Harmon
Marian Univeristy
Indianapolis, IN 46222
[email protected]
The work of the Modern History of Worship Seminar focuses on analyzing the history, theology, and practice of worship from the 16th century to the present with an emphasis on interdisciplinary approaches and methods and practical application for the church today.
Friday, January 4
9:45-12:15
Greetings and introductions of current work
Martin Connell, “Sacraments in the Work of Emily Dickinson”
Kyle Schiefelbein, "Musings on Digital Pastoral Liturgy"
1:45-3:15pm
Kent Burreson (& Rhoda Schuler) “Making Christians: Exploring the Formative
Impact of the Adult Catechumenal Process”
Shawn Strout, "A Liturgical Theology of the Offertory as Practiced by the Churches of the Anglican Communion"
4:15-6:15pm
Sarah Blair, “50 Years: Uniting Conference of the EUB and Methodist Merger in
1968”
Saturday, January 5
8:45-10:45am
Clare V. Johnson, “Big fish, small pond: Archbishop Guilford Young - the post-
conciliar years”
Katharine E. Harmon, “Women Religious and the 20th century Roman Catholic
Liturgical Movement”
1:30-3:00pm
Rychie Breidenstein, “Presentation for Modern Worship”
Planning for NAAL January 2020