For me, it is much easier to understand what Anglicanism is by first understanding what it is not. I am convinced of this helpful principle because my own personal journey into Anglicanism is an illustration of it.
Let’s be honest, most people think […]
“that they may all be one, just as you, Father, are in me, and I in you, that they also may be in us, so that the world may […]
This post is a part of Rookie Anglican, a blog dedicated to Making Anglicanism Accessible.
Sometimes I wish I lived in Church of the first Millennia, before the Great Schism of […]
Anglicans are sometimes said to be “a little bit protestant and a little bit catholic.” That’s probably true to some extent, as a description of what people see in a worship service. However, even though the Roman church owns the domain extension .catholic, we Anglicans see ourselves as both fully catholic and as a church of the reformation at the […]
Last year I sat down to share my journey into Anglicanism. My plan was to start from my “pastor’s kid” upbringing, a period of church limbo, […]
We found ourselves in an Anglican church plant, and soon thereafter the church called its first Rector, and we moved into a museum auditorium.
Museum Auditorium Turned Worship Space
Its funny that my initial experience of […]
As I reflect on my journey, I realize that there is a lot of interpretation and selection. I hope that readers will see that I’m mostly choosing experiences that somehow later relate to being called to this tradition.
Singing with my Aunt Betty around 1998
I was called to serve with my […]
