"The Meaning and Symbols of Holy Eucharist" was written as an introduction to ancient liturgical worship.Worship is not a performance, but the expression of hearts, mouths and actions of human beings directing themselves toward God for His glory. Here "liturgical worship" refers to a form of worship that frequently uses a prayer book or some other written worship that dates back to the earliest forms of worship in the ancient Christian Church.As one who grew up in a fundamentalist denomination, the author understands the difficulties in understanding and relating to this form of worship. The book provides historical and scriptural background for liturgical worship, with an emphasis on improving devotions and drawing nearer to Christ. The topics covered are instructive to those new to liturgical worship as well as those who have worshipped in this way for many years but are not sure of the significance of the many prayers, gestures and movements of the Liturgy. Here is a partial list of the topics discussed in the book:Liturgy: The Work of the PeopleSeasons, Colors and VestmentsSaints and MartyrsCommon SymbolsIntroduction to Holy EucharistScriptural and Historical BackgroundThe Real PresenceHow to Receive Communion An Instructed EucharistDevotionsPreparation for Holy CommunionPrayers for Private DevotionsPrivate Prayers offered by the CelebrantAnglican IdentityFrequently Asked Questions about AnglicanismThe Prayer of HippolytusCollects and PrefacePraying the Daily OfficeOutline for Morning Prayer Rite IIGlossary of TermsBibliographyThe book is available on Amazon in paperback and Kindle.