The Psalms have been central to Jewish and then Christian worship over the last 2500 years. In the Anglican tradition, the Psalms are at the core of the daily offices of Morning and Evening Prayer. Over the course of a month, all 150 psalms are said. They are not read as a “Bible reading,” but […]
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(Based on an Address by John Stott) We live in confusing times. Not only in the Anglican Communion, but across the global face of Christianity, fears of division and threats of realignment abound in denominational meetings. How are ordinary people in the church to make sense of it all? How should the clergy lead their
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Easter is the culmination, not just of Holy Week, but really of all the seasons since Advent. Now Easter has finally arrived. But what’s next? The next two days are “Easter Monday” and “Easter Tuesday.” These have fallen out of memory for many, and the intense run of Holy Week services might make it hard
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Fellowship is essential to the Christian life. There are no lone Christians. We are members of Jesus’ body. “The eye cannot say to the hand, ‘I don’t need you!’ And the head cannot say to the feet, ‘I don’t need you!’” (1 Cor. 12:21). Within Anglicanism, that fellowship has often been fraught. EFAC-USA is here
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Talking to Ourselves About “Simeon Says” What’s “Simeon Says”? It’s a new podcast produced by EFAC-USA. It’s official then, everyone has a podcast now? Yeah, It’d seem that way. So what makes “Simeon Says” different? “Simeon Says” is a collection of audio sermons from Charles Simeon. Charles Simeon, the Evangelical Anglican preacher who died in
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