The 1662 Book of Common Prayer

The 1662 Book of Common Prayer is a historic Anglican Christian worship manual used in England, standardizing prayers, services, and rituals for daily and special occasions. It reflects the Church of England's theology and tradition, balancing scripture, liturgy, and hymnody. Frequently used in churches, it shaped Anglican worship for centuries and influenced Christian liturgical practices worldwide. Its language is formal and poetic, emphasizing communal prayer and connection to biblical roots. The 1662 edition is considered a definitive and enduring expression of Anglican worship, blending reverence, structure, and spiritual reflection.