Category Archives: friday fill in

VL Live is Premiered at the Times and Seasons book launch. The Church of England Liturgical Commission officially launched three new publications yesterday at St Marylebone Parish Church, London. The Rt Revd Stephen Platten, Chairman of the Liturgical Commission, launched … Continue reading →

The more observant among you will have noticed that our Tuesday Tip and Friday Fill-in have become less frequent of late. This is partly due to the holiday season, but mainly to the handover of the role of New Media … Continue reading →

Tim Anderson writes about a new feature in Visual Liturgy Live called ‘meta-templates’: The essence of Visual Liturgy is that you select a type of service, and the software populates it with the correct readings along with other material such … Continue reading →

As I have had my head down, working hard on preparing Common Worship: Christian Initiation ready for the Visual Liturgy Live launch, I thought I would take some time out to tell you a little bit about the book, and … Continue reading →

In last week’s Friday fill-in, we showed you some of the new screenshots for key parts of Visual Liturgy. Thanks to everyone who commented on the designs and gave us plenty of food for thought. One thing we mentioned in … Continue reading →

The work on the new Visual Liturgy Live continues to take shape. Our development team are making good progress with plans to link the Lectionary planner into your services and a new ‘Manage my readings’ function. More about those later. … Continue reading →

Since I joined the Church House Publishing team as Assistant New Media Manager last summer I have had the privilege of being part of the Visual Liturgy project team. A growing part of my job has been firstly going to … Continue reading →

This week we had a discussion about the Visual Liturgy data format. One of the major changes between VL3 and VL4 was the move from Rich Text Format to HTML and CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) for the text format. This … Continue reading →

David Green, Project Manager for Visual Liturgy, notes a significant milestone has been reached for Visual Liturgy Live. While there may not be much happening on the surface of Visual Liturgy at present, the team have been hard at work … Continue reading →