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Festival Made Easy:
This book explains in very easy to use terms how to host, setup, and celebrate a Christian Passover Dinner/Service. The layout is excellent, with explanations of everything from why do it, to music, to recipies. The book also gives formats for small family in-home dinners as well as large church dinners. The scripting is easy to follow for both leaders and participants. The subject matter is updated so that it is pertinent now, i.e. includes plagues of our century. It allows for the need to shorten the time frame, if necessary, without short-changing the authenticity of the service. I recommend it to anyone who wants to host a Passover/Last Supper commemoration.
A Good Little (56 pgs) Christian Passover Guide:
This little "How To" book offers an easy way for Christians to experience a Passover meal (from a Christian perspective). It is not overly complicated and it is not the best Messianic Haggadah I have seen, but it is one of the easiest to follow and will serve its purpose. It is easy to use for the average Gentile family or religious group. It will help to inform readers on the Jewish roots of the Christian faith. It is both informative and useful.
| Author: | Joan R. Lipis | | Binding: | Paperback | | EAN: | 9781881022237 | | Edition: | 3rd | | ISBN: | 1881022234 | | Number Of Pages: | 56 | | Publication Date: | 1993-01-01 |
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