About

The RLI promotes worship which is biblical, God-Centered, historically informed, and which strives for serious and vigorous participation from the people of God. We believe that the pattern of covenant renewal displays the biblical actions of worship.

The Reformed Liturgical Institute aims to -

· Strengthen local churches and help churchmen to mature in their understanding of Reformed liturgical principles.

· Make Reformed liturgical resources available through a web-site.

· Encourage the use of the Christian Year or church calendar as an aspect of the dominion of Christ over time.

· Promote and host conferences related to worship.

The Institute aims to make a wide array of information available to pastors and students of liturgy. It does not intend to stamp an official imprimatur on these materials.

Webmaster

Gregory Soderberg is a member of Christ Church, NC (CREC).  He has taught Theology, Literature, and Greek at Cary Christian School. He holds a B.A. in Liberal Arts and Culture from New St. Andrews College.  After studying at Reformed Theological Seminary, he earned a M.A. in Church History from the University of Pretoria.  He also studied liturgical theology at Trinity Theological College.  He is currently studying for a M.A. in Applied Orthodox Theology through the Antiochian House of Studies.  He serves as the Director of the Christus Rex Study Center.  His personal blog is Studium et Liturgica.  He is married to a wise and godly woman, with four rambunctious children.  They are the main reason he doesn’t blog more.

Contributors

Rev’d John Allen T. Bankson is the pastor of John Knox Presbyterian Church(PCA) in Ruston, LA. He received a Bachelor of Music (Voice) from Samford University, a M.Div. from Reformed Theological Seminary, and a Master of Music (Choral Conducting) from the University of Southern Mississippi. His personal blog is Know Tea.

Rev. Dr. Donald P. Richmond, a presbyter with the Anglican Province of America, has personal experience in a wide range of liturgical traditions: Roman Catholic (into which he was born and raised), Christian & Missionary Alliance (through whose outreach he was “saved”), Lutheran (the tradition in which he was originally commissioned), Baptist (with whom he served for many years), and Anglican (since 1986). The Rev. Dr. Richmond is the author of five books, most recently A Short Season in Hell: Meditations on Dantewhich is scheduled to be released by Forward Movement Publications. Rev. Richmond may be reached through e-mail at drichmond@kfh.org.

Toby Sumpter is the Pastor of Trinity Reformed Church. He studied at Greyfriars’ Hall and is a graduate of Erskine Seminary. Toby is married to Jenny, and they have a son named River, and two daughters: Felicity and Tovia. Sermon notes, exhortations and communion meditations are regularly posted and may be viewed on Toby’s personal web page: Having Two Legs.

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