1979 Book of Common Prayer Vivella Edition: Green

Had this for a few months now, love the pocket size with a ribbon. I personally love the green/gold combination, and the fact that it’s single column. Very good pocket size Book of Common Prayer, I refer to it often.

The common book of prayer is a wonderful collection, anyone who wants to deepen their appreciation of God, as well as the early church fathers, should quickly order this book. The book is great to reflect upon, pray, and seek guidance from

I appreciate the sturdy binding, and elegant cover. The pages are the perfect weight for usability and frequent use. I enjoy the lectionary and prayers. It fits easily in my hands while having a font large enough to read. The value was excellent.

She was excited to have her own prayer book and she loved it.

I purchased the green book as I’m a sucker for different colored covers and all the BCP’s I’d seen were either black or red. That said, I’m glad I judged this book by its cover and purchased it because it’s been a wonderful little companion. It’s compact enough to easily fit in my purse and the vivella cover is strangely comforting to hold. The cover is also quite flexible and will mostly lay flat. I take mine along to church and have no problem reading along. I think the font is 8 or 9 point. The pages are very thin like Bible paper and some of mine are lightly stuck together at the corners, likely from the binding process. They come unstuck with no hassle when I turn the pages. All in all, this was exactly what I was looking for.

Comfortable to hold in hand; soft, leathery, bendable cover. Nice small size—slips into bag easily. If font size were larger it would be perfect for me.

I bought this to have at home. It’s a very nice book.

I was looking for a streamlined BCP for devotional and travel purposes, and this is perfect for my needs. This takes up far less space in my bag than the pew sized hardcover version I was carrying around to coffee shops. The font is small, but it is still easy to read: except for the section containing Historical Documents. In that section, the font is very small, but in spite of that, the printing is very clear, so it is easy to make out the words. Also, I don't think many people would purchase this edition if they desired to study the 39 Articles or the Chicago-Lambeth Quadrilateral.The cover is dark green and is nicely bound. The edges of the pages have a faint yellow tint. Includes special pages for presentation, baptism, confirmation, and marriage. It also includes one gold colored ribbon bookmark. Overall, I am very happy with this edition.