Now, there would be several volumes: the Sunday black book, the weekday Daily Prayer red book, Pastoral Services, Times and Seasons, etc. Even before Common Worship was produced, the Church was moving to a form of directory worship, in which churches were expected, even encouraged, to produce their own bespoke booklets, or to project worship texts on to screens. Of course, if you crave the satisfaction of a palm-sized booklet, you can always download Common Worship on to a smartphone, which is fine up to a point, and gives you the nearest equivalent to John Morgan’s designs, Gill Sans, red headings, white space, and all.