The New Prayer Book (1910)

The New Prayer Book of 1910 was a revised edition of the Anglican liturgical service used by the Church of England and related churches. It updated language, structure, and prayers to reflect contemporary understanding while maintaining tradition. The aim was to enhance clarity, reverence, and accessibility for worshippers. It included modifications to the Order of Service, the wording of prayers, and other rites, making worship more meaningful and understandable without altering core doctrinal beliefs. This revision helped modernize Anglican worship practices and foster a more participatory and devout experience for congregants.