If you’re new to Anglicanism and researching its history, one name you will frequently encounter is Lancelot Andrewes, a formative figure in the decades after the English Reformation. His commemoration, on September 26th in the United States (a day earlier in England!), lists him as Bishop of Winchester and a Teacher of the Faith. But…
The Rev. Zachary Miguel is a deacon in the Anglican Diocese of Christ Our Hope and serves at Grace Anglican Church in Louisville, Kentucky. He lives in New Albany, Indiana, with his wife, Amy, and their one son, and serves at Grace Anglican Church in Louisville, Kentucky. He is a 2026 graduate of Trinity Anglican Seminary. He is passionate about using the resources of the Christian tradition to bring the Gospel to those who need to hear it.
The Lord’s Prayer: A Rookie Anglican Guide
The Lord’s Prayer is one of the most well-known features of Christian worship. Many Christian denominations, even ones that don’t use pre-written prayers in their worship services, still teach children this prayer in Sunday school. However, to many Christians, Anglicans included, it can easily lose its meaning through rote repetition. So why do we pray…
