The word "Liturgy" literally means "the work of
the people". Here we offer discussion dedicated to studying the
worship of God, which, if done purposefully, is always
"work".
At Church of the Apostles, it is our firm conviction that the
Body of Christ is composed of people from "every tribe and tongue and
nation," which means that the Church Catholic (universal) is made up of
people from every era, every ethnic and cultural group and every linguistic
dialect. Therefore, the work of the people is inherently expressed in the
language of the people. Within the canons (Church Law) of our denomination, we support
the use of Modern language liturgies along side the older-language
liturgies. In this matter, as in all things, we remind ourselves of the wisdom of
the Church: "In Essentials, Unity; in Non-essentials, Liberty;
in All Things, Charity."
