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              In Appendix 1 of his Signs of Wonder, Robert E. Webber proposes the following principles as "The Be-Attitudes of Convergence" (restated):

              • Be exposed to traditions of worship other than your own.

              • Be open to the active presence of the supernatural.

              • Be focused upon the celebration of an event.

              • Be sure to set aside time exclusively for worship.

              • Be participatory in order to experience worship.

              • Be aware that the rule of prayer is the rule of faith (faith comes by offering up worship).

              • Be careful to include the opportunity to experience divine action and human response within the four-fold order (gathering, ministry of the word, Eucharist, sending).

              • Be aware of the role your style plays in relation to the contribution of other sytles.

              • Be insistent to use the arts as a vehicle for worship.

              • Be aware that space communicates.

              • Be inclusive of many musical styles.

              • Be aware of the power of drama.

              • Be free enough to use the body in worship.

              • Be committed to the evangelical possibilities that lie within the Christian Year.

              • Be convinced of the power of sign and symbol.

              • Be attentive to the symbolism of baptism.

              • Be hungry to recover the presence and power of Christ through the symbols of bread and wine at the table.

              • Be in a spirit of celebration and thanksgiving when participating in the Eucharist.

              • Be open to the recovery of the practice of laying on of hands for healing.

              • Be sensitive to the way in which authentic worship relates to all areas of the church's ministry.