In On the Divine Liturgy in the Book of Common Prayer, George Washington Hunter offers a detailed analysis of the liturgical practices of the Episcopal Church. Drawing on his deep knowledge of liturgy and theology, Hunter provides a compelling case for the centrality of the Eucharist in Christian worship, and offers practical guidance for pastors and laypeople alike.

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