Daily Office Lectionary 2.1.3

The Daily Office Lectionary is a schedule of scripture readings designed for daily worship and reflection, often used in liturgical churches.

Jim Coates is the author of the Daily Office Lectionary, providing an organized way to engage with the Bible daily.

It is typically structured around a two-year cycle that includes readings from both the Old and New Testaments, as well as Psalms.

Yes, it can be used for personal devotion, group study, or during church services.

While it is primarily used in Anglican and Episcopal churches, many other denominations also find value in its format.

Generally, all you need is a copy of the lectionary itself and a Bible for reference to the readings.

Yes, there are digital versions available as apps or downloadable PDFs online for convenience.

The readings are typically organized for morning and evening services, but you can adapt it to your personal schedule.

Yes, many users incorporate traditional prayers or personal prayers that resonate with the day's readings.

It is designed for use daily, but you can use it as often as fits your spiritual practice.