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Revised Common Lectionary Permissions
Policy
The following permissions policy is provided
as an introductory guide for those who wish to quote or reprint the
Revised Common Lectionary prepared by the Consultation on Common Texts [CCT].
The Revised Common Lectionary [RCL] is a three-year table of scripture
reading and psalm citations for Christian worship on Sundays and
festivals. The complete table of citations is published in
The Revised Common Lectionary
(Abingdon, 1992).
The RCL table of citations may be quoted and/or reproduced by individual
congregations and similar non-profit, non-commercial groups without
express written permission of the copyright holder, provided that the
reproductions are not for sale and are for the groups own worship and
educational activities. Examples include congregational newsletters,
congregational worship aids, and congregational Web sites.
The RCL table of citations may also be quoted and/or reproduced without
express written permission of the copyright holder in for-sale
materials, provided that materials quoting the RCL are developed and
disseminated by current CCT member denominations or their designated
publishers. Examples include official church publications, periodicals,
liturgical resources such as hymnals, devotionals, preaching helps, and
curriculum.
Although the aforementioned uses do not require written permission, the
following copyright notice must be included with all reproductions:
Revised Common Lectionary copyright ? 1992
Consultation on Common Texts. Used by permission.
(Because the RCL is a table of citations, it
does not include biblical texts or translations. Permission to reproduce
copyrighted biblical texts and translations is subject to the policies
of copyright holders for particular versions of the Bible.)
Other denominations, publishers, and organizations that wish to include
the RCL table of citations or excerpts thereof in print or electronic
resources, including Web-based and any other form of delivery, must
obtain written permission from the Consultation on Common Texts through
its copyright administrator, Augsburg Fortress.
Augsburg Fortress, Publishers
P. O. Box 1209
Minneapolis, MN 55440-1209 U.S.A.
(800) 421-0239
copyright@augsburgfortress.org
http://www.augsburgfortress.org/copyrights/
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