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2022 Revised Common Lectionary – Sundays & Special Days Only

By Derek Weber

2022 lectionary calendar article

The Revised Common Lectionary is a three-year cycle of scripture texts following the liturgical year and is designed to be used in worship week by week. For churches and worship teams who follow the lectionary, this resource gathers all those readings for the calendar year 2022 into one handy two-page document for weekly and longer-term worship planning. Even those worshiping communities that only occasionally consider using the lectionary the calendar can help with ordering of days and seasons as well as provide suggestions for preaching series and high holy day celebrations.

The 2022 Sundays and Special Days Calendar is designed to work with the suggested worship resources produced by the Worship Team of Discipleship Ministries.

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NOTE: Where possible, we put the readings for Special Days on the actual date of the event rather than an observed Sunday. For example, Epiphany is January 6, 2022, and can be observed on January 2 or 9.

Rev. Dr. Derek Weber, Director of Preaching Ministries, served churches in Indiana and Arkansas and the British Methodist Church. His PhD is from University of Edinburgh in preaching and media. He has taught preaching in seminary and conference settings for more than 20 years.

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