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A VL training day for more advanced users will take place on 21st September. Delving deeper with Visual Liturgy 21 September 2011 10am-5pm Church House, London SW1P 3AZ £80 per person Have you started using Visual Liturgy Live but want … Continue reading →

As we approach Easter here is a guide to seasonal resources in Visual Liturgy along with news of a Holy Week and Easter book from Church House Publishing. Of course the standard services in Visual Liturgy will automatically include the … Continue reading →

We have a new downloadable install for Visual Liturgy Live, available to all users with a current subscription. It is ideal for installing Visual Liturgy Live for team members, or for when you are replacing your computer and need to … Continue reading →

The latest calendar update, posted today, extends the Daily Prayer readings in Visual Liturgy to the end of 2011. Sunday readings and other propers were already covered. You can obtain this update by choosing Online Update from the Edit menu … Continue reading →

The lectional calendar on the Visual Liturgy CD only runs up to the end of this year, 2010. This is true of all versions of Visual Liturgy right back to version 3.0. So how can you keep Visual Liturgy running? … Continue reading →

The Book of Common Prayer (1662) is now available in Visual Liturgy Live   The development of Visual Liturgy over the last decade and more has been closely linked with the publication process for Common Worship. When we have asked users … Continue reading →

Note: Our first release of Daily Prayer exposed a fault in Visual Liturgy which meant that year 1 Daily Eucharistic Lectionary readings appeared in year 2. We’ve posted updates to both Visual Liturgy and the calendar which fix this. If you have … Continue reading →

They Shall Grow Not Old: Liturgies for Remembrance is a unique liturgical resource that includes a wide range of greetings, biddings, sentences, opening prayers, confessions, intercessions, litanies, blessings and Bible readings printed in full Continue reading →

We’ve posted an update to Visual Liturgy Live including many small improvements. Some of them deserve a little more explanation, but for now here is a list of what’s new. Images in VL content items The display of images in … Continue reading →

When you save a service in Visual Liturgy, it is saved by default to the services planner. This means you can start work on a service, save it, and then come back and finish it off or copy it to … Continue reading →