The Protestant Wedding Sourcebook A Complete Guide for Developing Your Own Service

The Protestant Wedding Sourcebook: A Complete Guide for Developing Your Own Service by Sidney F. Batts is published by Westminster John Knox Press in January 1993. This first edition, comprising 188 pages, serves as a resource for ministers and engaged couples looking to craft personalized wedding ceremonies that resonate with their values and beliefs.
In this book, Sidney Batts emphasizes collaboration between ministers and couples to create meaningful wedding services. Readers will find a variety of options that allow for a personal touch while maintaining the essence of traditional forms and language. The guide addresses contemporary concerns by avoiding unnecessarily archaic or sexist terms, making it a relevant resource for those planning a wedding within a Protestant context.
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Sidney Batts encourages ministers to work with engaged couples to create unique, individual services that will be meaningful to the pair on their wedding day. The couple is able to give a personal touch to their ceremony by having many options from which to choose. The end result of the minister’s and couple’s efforts is a service that retains what is best of traditional form and language, but does not include unnecessarily archaic or sexist terms.
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