FYI: Who uses the revised common lectionary? or the western traditional one-year lectionary?

MJ. Smith

• United States
  • American Baptist Churches, USA
  • Community of Christ
  • Disciples of Christ
  • Episcopal Church in the United States of America
  • Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
  • Moravian Church in America
  • Lutheran Church – Missouri Synod
  • Presbyterian Church USA
  • Reformed Church in America
  • United Church of Christ
  • United Methodist Church
  • Unitarian Universalist Christian Fellowship

• Canada
  • Anglican Church of Canada
  • United Church of Canada
  • Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada
  • Mennonite Church Canada

• United Kingdom
  • Church of England
  • Church of Scotland
  • Church in Wales
  • Methodist Church of Great Britain
  • Scottish Episcopal Church
  • United Reformed Church

• Philippines
  • Philippine Independent Church
  • Episcopal Church of the Philippines
  • The United Methodist Church in the Philippines
  • Apostolic Catholic Church
  • Convention of Philippine Baptist Churches
  • United Church of Christ in the Philippines

These denominations may consider its use optional and several have modified versions.

THE TRADITIONAL EUCHARISTIC LECTIONARY of the Western Church, thought extinct by some, is alive and well in many parishes throughout the world.  Anglicans, Roman Catholics, Western-rite Orthodox, Old Catholics and many protestant churches, are still using that ancient and truly ecumenical eucharistic lectionary which has been feeding the faithful for well over one thousand years