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How Existing Parishes Join the Reformed Episcopal Church
A Practical Guide for Anglicans Exploring the REC Over the last decade I’ve noticed a quiet but steady trend: pastors and parishes across the country…
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Parish Governance in the Reformed Episcopal Church
One of the great strengths of historic Anglicanism — and especially the Reformed Episcopal Church (REC) — is that our common life is not built…
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Leadership and David
Leadership and the Demands of the Moment Leadership never exists in a vacuum. It changes depending on what a culture needs at a particular time.…
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Anglican Worship Explained: Resources on the Daily Office and Holy Communion
One of the great strengths of the Anglican tradition is its commitment to ordered, biblical, and formative worship. For those seeking a deeper understanding of…
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Is the Episcopacy a “Divine Right”? (Bishops)
In the Anglican tradition, we often speak about the Church in terms of denominations, yet I find myself increasingly skeptical of “denominationalism.” Although I belong…
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Reflections on the Center for Cultural Leadership – 25th Anniversary Summit
This Saturday I had the privilege of attending the Center for Cultural Leadership’s 25th Anniversary Celebration at the San Francisco Airport Marriott Waterfront. It was…
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Paedo-Communion in the Reformed Episcopal and ACNA Tradition
The ACNA Constitution & Canons allow for paedocommunion commonly called covenant communion or child communion: The admission of baptized young children to the Holy Communion is…
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Anglican – ACNA vs. The Episcopal Church: A Side-by-Side Comparison of Beliefs
Episcopal vs. Anglican If you’re searching for an Anglican church in the United States, you may find yourself puzzled. Two church bodies—the Episcopal Church (TEC)…
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Covenant Baptism and Communion in the Reformation Tradition
Covenant Baptism Means… I exorcise infants.I baptize infants.I chrismate infants.I commune infants. Because Holy baptism is not a simple dedication service, it is indeed the…
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Visitor Guides for Choral Matins and Holy Communion [1928 BCP]
Our Lay Reader Dan de Villiers has prepared two Visitor Guides to help newcomers—and longtime members—enter more deeply into our Anglican liturgy. Dan has produced:…
Steve Macias
Anglican Priest & Classical Educator
Rev. Steve Macias is an Anglican priest serving in the Reformed Episcopal Church (ACNA). He is the Headmaster of Canterbury School and Rector of Saint Paul’s Anglican Church in Los Altos, California. He is married to Sarah, and they are blessed with four children: Athanasius, Lucy, Basil, and Ambrose.