Category: Anglican
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The English Church Before Rome: Joseph of Arimathea & Glastonbury
In this livestream, we explore one of the most fascinating traditions in English Christian history: Did Joseph of Arimathea bring the Gospel to Britain? Long…
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Confession: Courtroom or Hospital? Anglican, Orthodox & Catholic Compared
Anglican, Eastern Orthodox, and Roman Catholic views of confession and penance. Is confession primarily a courtroom — a sacramental tribunal where sins must be enumerated…
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Holy Lent 2026 AD
Ash Wednesday and Holy Lent Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Holy Lent: forty days of repentance, prayer, fasting, and almsgiving as we prepare to…
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Christ and Culture: How the Church Builds in an Age of Statism
From the rising of the sun to its setting, the name of the Lord shall be great among the nations. Based on a sermon I…
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The Anglican Synod – What Is a Synod? Understanding How Our Church Is Structured
If you’ve ever looked at an Anglican or episcopal organizational chart and wondered how it all fits together, you’re not alone. Words like Synod, Vestry,…
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REC Western Deanery Clericus Recap in Carefree, Arizona
I’ve returned from the REC Western Deanery Clericus held February 3–5 in Carefree, Arizona. Clericus continues to be a valuable and necessary rhythm for our…
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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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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…
