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sexism in liturgical language

Gates of Prayer: For Weekdays and at a House of Mourning = Tefilot Be-Vet Ha-Evel

By Chaim Stern

An Inclusive language lectionary

By National Council of the Church

Woman prayer, woman song

By Miriam Therese Winter

Gender and the Nicene Creed

By Elizabeth Rankin Geitz

Women and worship

By Sharon Neufer Emswiler,Sharon Emsweiler,Thomas Neufer,Sharon N. Emswiler

Expanding images

By Sue Zabel

Worship, community and the triune God of grace

By James Torrance

An Inclusive-language lectionary

By National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America. Inclusive Language Lectionary Committee

Workshops on inclusive language

By

Word for Us

By Joann Haugerud

Bad language in church

By United Church of Canada. General Council.

Guidelines for inclusive language

By United Church of Canada. General Council.

Making Women Visible

By Church of England Liturgical Commission

WHAT LANGUAGE SHALL I BORROW?

By BRIAN WREN

Exclusive Language - a Hindrance to Evangelism Among Women (Evangelism)

By Barbara Temple

Guidelines for inclusive language

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Guidelines for inclusive language

By United Church of Canada. Interdivisional Task Force on the Changing Roles of Women and Men in Church and Society.

Cycle B inclusive lectionary texts

By Priests for Equality (Organization)

Cycle A inclusive lectionary texts

By Maureen Leach

Liberating Christian worship

By Christine Ransom

Faithful and fair

By Keith Watkins

Inclusive Language Translations of Scriptural Texts Proposed for Liturgical Use

By Catholic Church. National Conference of Catholic Bishops

Hearing the word

By D.C.) St. Stephen and the Incarnation Episcopal Church (Washington

Moving beyond gender in worship

By Unitarian Universalist Association. Commission on Common Worship