Gail Ramshaw studies and crafts liturgical language from her home outside of Washington, DC. A Lutheran laywoman, a past president of the North American Academy of Liturgy and recipient of its Berakah award, and professor emerita of religion at La Salle University, she has published extensively about biblical metaphors, the Revised Common Lectionary, and parish liturgical practice.
Ramshaw makes an excellent contribution to the discussion on
liturgical language with this efficiently packed essay.Modern
Liturgy
Ramshaw's brief work points out some directions liturgists can take
in this new millennium.Philippiniana Sacra
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