During Lent this year, our church decided to start using the “modern” version of the Lord’s Prayer.  I think it was to help keep us on our toes as a congregation, lest we fall into liturgical complacency.   Now, I wasn’t raised an Episcopalian (and only nominally Christian at that), so I didn’t even know there were two versions of the Lord’s Prayer.  
During Lent this year, our church decided to start using the “modern” version of the Lord’s Prayer.  I think it was to help keep us on our toes as a congregation, lest we fall into liturgical complacency.   Now, I wasn’t raised an Episcopalian (and only nominally Christian at that), so I didn’t even know there were two versions of the Lord’s Prayer.