The first 6.5 minutes of A New Liturgy No 9: The Beatitudes

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No 9: The Beatitudes -- first 6 minutes

Part 3 of A New Liturgy No 11: A More Beautiful World.  This four part liturgy helps us hold the joy and pain of life out in the light and prayerfully ask "What is the more beautiful world my heart can imagine?"

No 11: A More Beautiful World (part 3) Imagine

This is all four movements of A New Liturgy No 11: A More Beautiful World.  PreEmptive Love Coalition invited Aaron Niequist to create a four part liturgy that helped exhausted activists center our hearts in HOPE and ask “What is the more beautiful world our hearts can imagine?”  Aaron pulled together three brilliant artists—Sharon Irving, Thomas Egler, and Fatai—to write and record this four-part journey.  

Movement one: Looking back in gratitude
Movement two: Looking back in lament
Movement three: Begin to imagine a more beautiful world
Movement four: Offering our hands and feet in hope

No 11: A More Beautiful World (full liturgy)

These are the first 12 minutes of "A New Liturgy No 6: The Examen". The entire experience is 30 minutes and can be found at www.anewliturgy.com.

No 6: The Examen - first 12 minutes

This is the full 28 minute Examen liturgy.  Learn more at http://www.anewliturgy.com/06.html.

No 6: The Examen (full liturgy)

These are the first 10 minutes of "A New Liturgy No 3: Lord Have Mercy".  The entire experience is 26 minutes and can be found at http://www.anewliturgy.com.

http://anewliturgy.com/liturgy/no-3/

No. 3 Lord Have Mercy - first 10 minutes

These are the first 10 minutes of "A New Liturgy No 1: God is Love".  The entire experience is 25 minutes and can be found at http://www.anewliturgy.com.

http://anewliturgy.com/liturgy/no-1/

No. 1 God is Love - first 10 minutes

These are the first 10 minutes of "A New Liturgy No 2: Blessed to Be a Blessing".  The entire experience is 25 minutes and can be found at http://www.anewliturgy.com.

http://anewliturgy.com/liturgy/no-2/

No. 2 Blessed to Be a Blessing - first 10 minutes

ANL No7: Lament is a 15 minute guided journey into the historic practice of lament. Through music, prayer, spiritual direction, and the wisdom of scripture, this recording helps us create holy space wherever we find ourselves. 
If we don’t learn how to weep over the broken parts of our lives and the brokenness of the world, we will further break our lives and the world. 
But another way is possible. Healing is possible. Wholeness is possible. Our wounds don’t disappear, but they can truly become a channel for the river of new life to flow. However, this holy river usually begins with tears. 
Are you ready to stop running, enter into the pain, weep with Christ, and begin to be set free?

No 7: Lament

These are the first 10 minutes of "A New Liturgy No 4: Creation". The entire experience is 25 minutes and can be found at http://www.anewliturgy.com.

No 4. Creation - first 10 minutes

A New Liturgy No 8: The Lord's Prayer is a 25 minute recording of music, guided meditation, and holy space. We explore The Lord's Prayer--one line at a time--and learn to embody it more fully. God is already moving in our lives and in the world; this liturgy helps create holy space to notice and join that movement.

In a season of pandemic, anxiety, and injustice, many of us feel lost for the right words to pray. But this prayer of Christ is just as alive today as it was 2000 years ago. And it offers us a tangible pathway of humble truth and defiant hope. On earth as it is in Heaven.

No 8: The Lord's Prayer - first 10 minutes

These are the first 10 minutes of "A New Liturgy No 5: Here Are My Hands". The entire experience is 30 minutes and can be found at www.anewliturgy.com.

No 5. Here Are My Hands - first 10 minutes

A New Liturgy is a project from Aaron Niequist & friends designed to create a moveable, sonic sanctuary.  Each liturgy is a 25 minute journey of music, prayer, scripture, and space that helps open us to The Almighty in any location, season, community, or emotion.

A New Liturgy

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