Weekly Bulletin

Some good observations on Advent – an old tradition in the Anglican Church is to emphasize the Last Four Things.  Once again a total review of scripture lets us see the totality of God and of this season.  Liberation is offered for all who seek it. Essay Advent, like Lent, can seem difficult to characterize:…

Why Millennials Long for Liturgy: Is the High Church the Christianity of the future? From The American Conservative: America’s youth are leaving churches in droves. One in four young adults choose “unaffiliated” when asked about their religion, according to a 2012 Public Religion Research Institute poll, and 55 percent of those unaffiliated youth once had a…

Andrewes on Understanding God as Our Father in Heaven And Sanctifying His Name October 3, 2020  Sermons 7 – 9 of Lancelot Andrewes  Nineteen Sermons upon Prayer in General,and The Lord’s Prayer in Particular. Copies can be found in Lancelot Andrewes Works, Sermons, Volume Five, or on The Project Canterbury Website. To Listen to our  podcast:…

  CHAPTER 8   Christian life is not easy:     It requires the discipline of perseverance and on-going repentance. We understand that there is a spiritual battle going on in the world and in the human heart, a struggle between good and evil.  We who follow Christ are imperfect and tempted like all people,…

Soon, you will be able to respond with comments to the blog section – my intention is to have an active blog; however, if it becomes too time consuming we will adjust.  Get familiar with the website as it will be used as a communication vehicle – it would be nice to have as a…

THE SACRAMENTAL LIFE: PART I Introduction:  Sacramental symbols draw on our salvation history and reflect the role of the Church as a Sacrament    of God’s presence in the world. God performs the Sacraments with ministers as God’s human agents.  Sacrament comes from a Latin word (sacrare) meaning holy.  Anglican definition of a Sacrament is “The outward…