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Worship Resources During a Pandemic Index: BAS- Book of Alternative Services BCP- Book of Common Prayer CWDP- Common Worship Daily Prayer CWPS - Common Worship Pastoral Services CWPMC- Common Worship Pastoral Ministry Companion ACC- Anglican Church of Canada TEC- The Episcopal Church ELPC – Evangelical Lutheran Pastoral Care NZ - New Zealand Prayer Book Anglican Church of Canada Liturgical Resources can be found online here: https://www.anglican.ca/about/liturgicaltexts/ Item Resources Daily prayer - emergency, isolation, website BAS - Morning Prayer p. 47 resources Common Worship Daily Prayer (available online at https://www.churchofengland.org/prayer-and- worship/join-us-daily-prayer) BCP - Morning Prayer p. 4 Celebrating Common praise (Franciscans) Presbyterian Church of Canada https://www.presbycan.ca/ Evening Prayer/Compline - NZ Night Prayer p.167 Prayers for those severely ill or dying BAS Ministry of the Sick p. 556ff BCP p. 57ff See Appendix A for further resources. CWPMC- p.36ff CWPMC- p.65.ff ELPC- p.163ff ELPC- p.201ff Funeral Services CWPS p. 257ff BAS p.565ff ELPC p.201ff NZ p.809ff Avon & Somerset - The Faith Communities’ Major Emergency Plan: A Multi-Faith Response to a Major Emergency or Disaster: Appendix, nov. 2004 ed. TEC Occasional Services p. 156 - Burial of One who did not profess the Christian Faith Diocese of Niagara Devotionals Source URL Canadian Bible Society https://biblesociety.ca/resources/for-you/daily-bible-reading/ Prayer Blog https://oneresurrection.wordpress.com/ Bible Study Online https://www.biblestudytools.com/ Church House Publishing Pocket Prayers for Healing and Wholeness Comp. Trevor Lloyd Daily Prayer Source URL Common Worship Daily https://www.churchofengland.org/prayer-and-worship/join-us-daily- Prayer prayer Irish Jesuits www.sacredspace.ie Northumbria Community https://www.northumbriacommunity.org/offices/how-to-use-daily- office/ Lectionary – Daily Source URL Revised Common https://lectionary.anglican.ca/ Lectionary Oremus - Anglican, England www.oremus.org/lectionary.html Episcopal Church www.satucket.com/lectionary A Prayer for Use During a Time of Pandemic Loving God, whose peace passes all our understanding; as we face this present pandemic, and experience fear and anxiety, may we hear your voice, bringing calm to the storms of our time. Strengthen those who work to limit the spread of infection, and those who seek to care for the sick, and keep us mindful of those most vulnerable. May we shape our living to protect one another, and may our changing habits, practices and sacrifices, be for the greater love of our community and all your people. Amen. Diocese of Niagara .

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