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Homileticians, may identify as many as seven preaching contexts: theological, literary, historical, personal, cultural, pastoral, and liturgical. The last of these is the primary focus of this book. In surveying the literature of homiletics, we find very little that intentionally addresses preaching from prespective of liturgy. This collection of essays contributes toward filling that gap. All of the essayists in this volume are preachers. Most are parish pastors. A few teach at seminaries. All bring to their preaching a deep love for the broader task of worship.
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