In this episode we are joined by the Ven. Andrew Brashier to discuss his new republication of Alexander Nowell’s Middle Catechism. Note: in the introduction, I mistakenly referred to Nowell as “Bishop Nowell.” Nowell was a Dean, but never a bishop. Ven. Brashier’s new edition of the middle catechism can be bought here: https://a.co/d/fhI3WIe
Text: Matthew 18:21-end. As most of you know, I recently went on my first pilgrimage to Greece to follow in the footsteps of St. Paul’s early missions. In a couple of weeks, I’ll have a slideshow for you in the Sunday School hour, but for now, I’ll whet your appetite by listing a few things…
From Lillie Ammann, for Clergy Appreciation Month Thank You, Men of God
Most people consider their wedding day to be one of the grandest, most memorable, most important days of their lives. That certainly is my own experience. I remember my last meal as a single man (pizza, of course). I remember my best man furiously scouring the Internet for gluten-free cake options when after Heather got…
We conclude our interview with Bp. Robinsion discussing theological education, the Articles of Religion, some more history, and Ceremonial. Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4
We continue our interview with Bp. Peter Robinsion. In this installment we discuss liturgical revision in the 19th and 20th centuries and how high churchmanship evolved into central churchmanship with the rise of the Tractarian movement. Part 1 Part 2 Part 3
We continue our interview with the Most Reverend Peter Robinson, Presiding Bishop of the UECNA. In this installment we discuss Bp. Robinson’s list of Anglicanism’s Centre of Gravity: 1. The Holy Scriptures 2. The Two Dominical Sacraments 3. The Three Creeds – Apostles’, Nicene, Athanasian 4. Episcopal Polity 5. The first Four Councils 6. The…
We conclude our Romans Study with Chapter 16, including a discussion on the controversies surrounding Phoebe and Junia with respect to Holy Orders • Personal Greetings (16:1-16) • Final Instructions and Greetings (16:17-23) • Doxology (16:25-27) Prior Classes in this Series Week 1: Introduction, Overview, & Thesis Statement Week 2: The Wrath of God…
As anyone who has spent more than about five minutes at All Saints knows, we use a traditional form of the liturgy with an older form of English. When I first visited this parish, several years before I had even thought of pursuing ordination, I was admittedly hostile to that older English in the liturgy….
We continue our interview with the Most Reverend Peter Robinson, Presiding Bishop of the UECNA. In this episode we discuss how the Church Fathers were used by the Reformers and the 17th Century Divines. Part 1