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The Revd. Benjamin von Bredow describes this new project to compile a set of optional Old Testament readings for Communion services, and explains the reasons for embarking upon it.

“The Book of Common Prayer: A Legacy of Canadian Worship, Theology and History” will be hosted via Zoom, and will begin September 22, 2022.

The Society’s annual general meeting will be held on May 28th at 2:00 pm EDT at Wycliffe College in Toronto. Participants may join the meeting either in person or online via Zoom. See this page for further details (select image or title).

We’re very excited to be adding the Eastern Arctic Inuktitut Bible (EAIB) to the Common Prayer Canada app. It will become the fourth Bible version available within the app – and the first in a language other than English.

In response to numerous requests, the Society is currently working on adding the French translation of the 1962 Canadian BCP to the Common Prayer Canada app. We expect this new option to be ready early in the new year.

The PBSC bursary programme for 2021 is now open to theological students who support the use of the Book of Common Prayer. Deadline is November 5th.