This book is a defense of the revised liturgy of the Reformed Episcopal Church. The author argues that the revised liturgy is not a departure from tradition, but rather a return to the early practices of the Christian church. With detailed historical and theological analysis, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in liturgy or Reformed theology.

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