ALAN STOTT (b. 1949) first came into contact with The Christian Community in 1966. He served with Alfred Heidenreich (London), a founder priest. Alan co-founded the Bristol Waldorf School (1974). Later he worked for six years in Germany as an accompanist - he has played for eurythmy in five continents and written commentaries on Rudolf Steiner's eurythmy lectures. With a small team, he published the Collected Works of Prof. Hermann Beckh, an outstanding personality. His translation of Living Renewal contains most of Rudolf Frieling's work on worship, along with the rhythms in John's Gospel. Works by Dr Rittelmeyer, Christoph Rau, Rudolf Meyer, Christoph Peter and Prof. Pfrogner followed. With Julian Pook he collected and edited service music, contributing instrumental pieces and songs. In 1999 a Cantata celebrating the first 70 years in the UK was commissioned and performed, with speech choruses, rounds and songs for everyone.

'You have trodden ground that hitherto no one else has dared to regarding this most remarkable sequence of prayers... All in all, it makes a fascinating little work full of weighty content.' - Taco Bay, Erzoberlenker of The Christian Community, 1986-2005. 'A valuable stimulus. It contains many thoughts which are wide-ranging and useful.' - Hans-Werner Schroeder, tutor at the Priests' Seminary, Stuttgart.

• Preface - Seasonal Prayers: The Epistles of The Act of Consecration of Man - Advent - Christmas - Epiphany - Passion Tide - Easter - Ascension - Pentecost - St John's Tide - Michaelmas - Trinity - Conclusion - Appendix 1: The Ethereal Realm of Concepts - Appendix 2: Computations - Notes - Select Bibliography - Further Reading - About the Author

ALAN STOTT (b. 1949) first came into contact with The Christian Community in 1966. He served with Alfred Heidenreich (London), a founder priest. Alan co-founded the Bristol Waldorf School (1974). Later he worked for six years in Germany as an accompanist - he has played for eurythmy in five continents and written commentaries on Rudolf Steiner's eurythmy lectures. With a small team, he published the Collected Works of Prof. Hermann Beckh, an outstanding personality. His translation of Living Renewal contains most of Rudolf Frieling's work on worship, along with the rhythms in John's Gospel. Works by Dr Rittelmeyer, Christoph Rau, Rudolf Meyer, Christoph Peter and Prof. Pfrogner followed. With Julian Pook he collected and edited service music, contributing instrumental pieces and songs. In 1999 a Cantata celebrating the first 70 years in the UK was commissioned and performed, with speech choruses, rounds and songs for everyone.

'You have trodden ground that hitherto no one else has dared to regarding this most remarkable sequence of prayers... All in all, it makes a fascinating little work full of weighty content.' - Taco Bay, Erzoberlenker of The Christian Community, 1986-2005. 'A valuable stimulus. It contains many thoughts which are wide-ranging and useful.' - Hans-Werner Schroeder, tutor at the Priests' Seminary, Stuttgart.

• Preface - Seasonal Prayers: The Epistles of The Act of Consecration of Man - Advent - Christmas - Epiphany - Passion Tide - Easter - Ascension - Pentecost - St John's Tide - Michaelmas - Trinity - Conclusion - Appendix 1: The Ethereal Realm of Concepts - Appendix 2: Computations - Notes - Select Bibliography - Further Reading - About the Author