We learn to speak by hearing people speak. We learn to speak to God - to pray - by reading the Bible (God’s word written), and by hearing godly people pray. Praying an old, deeply biblical prayer, is one more way to learn to pray.

We learn to speak by hearing people speak. We learn to speak to God - to pray - by reading the Bible (God’s word written), and by hearing godly people pray. Praying an old, deeply biblical prayer, is one more way to learn to pray.

Part of the answer is that we live in a culture where a tradition might only be a year old. Many people desire something truly old and not just old, but also “thick” and “deep” with “gravitas”. With only some minor changes in 1662, the service today has been used by Christians all over the world from 1552 to today.

We learn to speak by hearing people speak. we learn to pray by reading the bible, God’s word written and by hearing godly people pray. Praying an old pray, deeply biblical, is one more way to learn to pray.

We learn to speak by hearing people speak. We learn to pray by reading the Bible, God’s word written, and by hearing godly people pray. Praying old prayers, deeply biblical, is one more way to learn to pray.