In Scotland, the primary expression of the church—or kirk in the Scottish tongue—is the Church of Scotland, which has long been the epitome (and, in many ways, the founder) of the Presbyterian tradition. And yet, an episcopally-governed, liturgical church has long paralleled the state church with its own unique flavor of the Anglican tradition. This…
Dustin A. Ashley, OSC, is a student at Emmanuel Christian Seminary in Johnson City, Tennessee, pursuing an M.Div. in theology. He is a member of the Order of St. Cuthbert with a research focus on the history and theology of the early Irish church. He is the author of Portús na hÉireann and Aifreann na hÉireann published through Resource Publications.
The Celtic Heritage of Anglicanism
Anglicanism has origins beyond just the English Church, including luminaries who have contributed through the Celtic traditions.
