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ID5875962
NAMEE Byron Anderson
GIVEN NAMESE Byron
FAMILY NAMEAnderson
SIGNATUREANDERSON E B
AFFILIATIONSGarrett–Evangelical Theological Seminary
ORCID0000-0003-2629-971X
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS16
TOTAL CITATIONS4
WORKS AS AUTHOR16
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2005
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX1
  • Real_life #Blogger #Sponsored_post #Implementing_financial_protections_for_influencer_children_and_children_of_influencers

    Open Access•E Byron Anderson, Elysse Anderson•ARTICLE•Family Court Review•2025

    A growing phenomenon in this country is the existence of parent social media influencers. These influencers are parents who utilize their children in monetized posts to make money. Whether the parents are getting paid by the number of views they receive, or it is a sponsored post, they are forcing their children to work without pay. This Note proposes a New York state law which provides financial protections for children by requiring they be paid…

  • Introduction

    E Byron Anderson•ARTICLE•Liturgy•2025

    In a chapter entitled “The Church as Context for Christian Spirituality,” David Lonsdale writes “Christian liturgy means returning to the Christian story of the life, death, and resurrection of Jes

  • “Together Met, Together Bound”

    Open Access•E Byron Anderson•ARTICLE•Studia Liturgica•2024

    This presidential address for the 2023 Congress of Societas Liturgica provides an initial exploration of the Congress theme “Liturgy and Ecumenism.” After situating the theme in the context of the history of Societas Liturgica and its continuing commitment to ecumenical dialogue and liturgical practice, it explores recent challenges to the relationship between liturgy and ecumenism. The address then examines three models of this relationship. The…

  • Liturgical Renewal 1966–2020—A Mainline Protestant Perspective

    E Byron Anderson•ARTICLE•Liturgy•2022

    Keywords:: ecumenisminclusive languageliturgical reformliturgical theologyMethodistProtestanttranscultural

  • Methodist Worship

    E Byron Anderson•ARTICLE•Wesley and Methodist Studies•2019

  • Embodied Liturgy

    Open Access•E Byron Anderson•ARTICLE•Theology Today•2019

  • Communities of Musical Practice

    E Byron Anderson•ARTICLE•Liturgy•2018

    Music ministry in the church always seems to provide opportunity for conflict—often related to questions of musical style and taste, sometimes related to the leadership styles of musicians and mini

  • Liturgical Reform

    E Byron Anderson•ARTICLE•Liturgy•2016

    There has always been a sense that reforming liturgy reforms the church—this was true in the context of the Protestant reformation, true in the context of the ecumenical liturgical reforms of the l

  • Music and Meaning for the “Spiritual But Not Religious”

    E Byron Anderson•ARTICLE•Liturgy•2015

  • Evangelical versus Liturgical? Defying a Dichotomy (Calvin Institute of Christian Worship)

    Open Access•E Byron Anderson•ARTICLE•Theology Today•2015

  • What Is Good Worship

    E Byron Anderson•ARTICLE•Liturgy•2014

  • Music Wars

    E Byron Anderson•ARTICLE•Liturgy•2009

  • Worship

    Open Access•E Byron Anderson•ARTICLE•Theology Today•2009

    Christian worship “schools” our bodies and minds in a common way of life. It is a means by which we receive the tradition of Jesus, learn to see the world through the story of God's faithfulness, practice the Christian life, and nurture habits of holiness. Worship is the primary formative and transformative practice of the church

  • The Betrayal of Faith

    Emma Anderson, E Byron Anderson•BOOK•Betrayal of Faith•2007•Cited by: 4

  • One Bread, One Body

    E Byron Anderson•ARTICLE•Liturgy•2005

  • A Message From the President of the Liturgical Conference

    E Byron Anderson•ARTICLE•Liturgy•2005

  • The Betrayal of Faith

    Emma Anderson, E Byron Anderson•BOOK•Betrayal of Faith•2007•Cited by: 4

  • One Bread, One Body

    E Byron Anderson•ARTICLE•Liturgy•2005

  • A Message From the President of the Liturgical Conference

    E Byron Anderson•ARTICLE•Liturgy•2005

  • The Betrayal of Faith

    Emma Anderson, E Byron Anderson•BOOK•Betrayal of Faith•2007•Cited by: 4

  • Music Wars

    E Byron Anderson•ARTICLE•Liturgy•2009

  • Worship

    Open Access•E Byron Anderson•ARTICLE•Theology Today•2009

    Christian worship “schools” our bodies and minds in a common way of life. It is a means by which we receive the tradition of Jesus, learn to see the world through the story of God's faithfulness, practice the Christian life, and nurture habits of holiness. Worship is the primary formative and transformative practice of the church

  • What Is Good Worship

    E Byron Anderson•ARTICLE•Liturgy•2014

  • Music and Meaning for the “Spiritual But Not Religious”

    E Byron Anderson•ARTICLE•Liturgy•2015

  • Evangelical versus Liturgical? Defying a Dichotomy (Calvin Institute of Christian Worship)

    Open Access•E Byron Anderson•ARTICLE•Theology Today•2015

  • Liturgical Reform

    E Byron Anderson•ARTICLE•Liturgy•2016

    There has always been a sense that reforming liturgy reforms the church—this was true in the context of the Protestant reformation, true in the context of the ecumenical liturgical reforms of the l

  • Communities of Musical Practice

    E Byron Anderson•ARTICLE•Liturgy•2018

    Music ministry in the church always seems to provide opportunity for conflict—often related to questions of musical style and taste, sometimes related to the leadership styles of musicians and mini

  • Methodist Worship

    E Byron Anderson•ARTICLE•Wesley and Methodist Studies•2019

  • Embodied Liturgy

    Open Access•E Byron Anderson•ARTICLE•Theology Today•2019

  • Liturgical Renewal 1966–2020—A Mainline Protestant Perspective

    E Byron Anderson•ARTICLE•Liturgy•2022

    Keywords:: ecumenisminclusive languageliturgical reformliturgical theologyMethodistProtestanttranscultural

  • “Together Met, Together Bound”

    Open Access•E Byron Anderson•ARTICLE•Studia Liturgica•2024

    This presidential address for the 2023 Congress of Societas Liturgica provides an initial exploration of the Congress theme “Liturgy and Ecumenism.” After situating the theme in the context of the history of Societas Liturgica and its continuing commitment to ecumenical dialogue and liturgical practice, it explores recent challenges to the relationship between liturgy and ecumenism. The address then examines three models of this relationship. The…

  • Real_life #Blogger #Sponsored_post #Implementing_financial_protections_for_influencer_children_and_children_of_influencers

    Open Access•E Byron Anderson, Elysse Anderson•ARTICLE•Family Court Review•2025

    A growing phenomenon in this country is the existence of parent social media influencers. These influencers are parents who utilize their children in monetized posts to make money. Whether the parents are getting paid by the number of views they receive, or it is a sponsored post, they are forcing their children to work without pay. This Note proposes a New York state law which provides financial protections for children by requiring they be paid…

  • Introduction

    E Byron Anderson•ARTICLE•Liturgy•2025

    In a chapter entitled “The Church as Context for Christian Spirituality,” David Lonsdale writes “Christian liturgy means returning to the Christian story of the life, death, and resurrection of Jes

Philosophy (11 works) · Theology (10 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Art (5 works) · Pentecostalism and Christianity Studies (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Aesthetics (4 works) · Christian Theology and Mission (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works)

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