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John Knox and Public Prayer

John Knox and Public Prayer

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  • Glen J. Clary

If prayer is speaking to God in His own words, then this should shape the way public prayer is done. This was the concern of John Knox as he sought the reformation of worship. This article shows Knox's contribution to the structuring of public prayer and prayer during and after the Lord's Supper.

Source: New Horizons, 2014. 3 pages.

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