SUGGESTION: Expand devotional function

Currently we can only use secular calendar devotionals without finding various ways to outwit the system. Please add the following functions:

1. The ability to use daily liturgical calendar resources just as we can secular calendar resources.

2. A function to use undated devotional resources in a logical manner e.g. a 52 chapter resource as a weekly devotional (e.g. a resource like The Longest Table: 52 Meditations for Communion) or shorter works as daily devotionals (e.g. Wilson, Jarrid. 30 Words: A Devotional for the Rest of Us. Bellingham, WA: Kirkdale Press, 2012.) ... this could be a reading plan function and still be acceptable.

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Jesse Blevins

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Currently we can only use secular calendar devotionals without finding various ways to outwit the system. Please add the following functions:

1. The ability to use daily liturgical calendar resources just as we can secular calendar resources.

2. A function to use undated devotional resources in a logical manner e.g. a 52 chapter resource as a weekly devotional (e.g. a resource like The Longest Table: 52 Meditations for Communion) or shorter works as daily devotionals (e.g. Wilson, Jarrid. 30 Words: A Devotional for the Rest of Us. Bellingham, WA: Kirkdale Press, 2012.) ... this could be a reading plan function and still be acceptable.

Bill Carroll

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Phil Gons (Logos)

Currently we can only use secular calendar devotionals without finding various ways to outwit the system. Please add the following functions:

1. The ability to use daily liturgical calendar resources just as we can secular calendar resources.

2. A function to use undated devotional resources in a logical manner e.g. a 52 chapter resource as a weekly devotional (e.g. a resource like The Longest Table: 52 Meditations for Communion) or shorter works as daily devotionals (e.g. Wilson, Jarrid. 30 Words: A Devotional for the Rest of Us. Bellingham, WA: Kirkdale Press, 2012.) ... this could be a reading plan function and still be acceptable.

We're working some improvements to how we treat devotional resources and are planning to address #2. We'll look into #1 as well. Thanks for the suggestions.