The Reformed Book of Common Prayer

This is a genuinely thoughtful and well-credentialed project that fills a real liturgical gap for Reformed Christians who want the rhythms of traditional Anglican worship without the theological compromises. For its narrow target audience — Reformed Episcopal believers, confessionally-minded Protestants, or seminarians — it could be exactly what is needed. But it is self-published, peer-reviewed only within self-selecting communities, and of essentially zero interest to anyone outside that tradition.