A series by Fr. Lee Nelson, special for Anglican Pastor.
On Building a Culture of Catechesis
Wendell Berry, in his 1977 Book the Unsettling of America, argued that agribusiness was taking the practice of farming out of its cultural context and away from families. It was a prophetic work, and in the years since, we have seen continued decline in family farming […]
A series by Fr. Lee Nelson, special for Anglican Pastor.
As I study the ways of the ancient Church, I have discovered two things. First, they had a very high standard for catechetical discipleship and subsequent Church membership and that second, that high standard only aided in their progress in evangelism. As we enter the age of Post-Christendom, it seems to […]
A series by Fr. Lee Nelson, special for Anglican Pastor.
PART 1: Recovering the Lost Tools
The Church Father Gregory of Nyssa once remarked in the middle of the Arian controversy of the 4th Century, “If you ask anyone in Constantinople for change, he will start discussing with you whether the Son is begotten or unbegotten. If you ask about the quality […]
