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What is a liturgist in the United Methodist church?

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A liturgist is usually one of the ministers(priests) or deacons. They read prayers and creeds during the services. They also read liturgies for All Saints Day, Christmas, Easter, Holy Week, and the services of Christmastide and Lent (depending on how traditional the individual methodist church is)

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