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The Application Period is Now Open for the 2021-2022 Year One Fellows Class! Many of you…

Just recently, I read an essay in First Things by a Presbyterian theologian named Carl…

St. John’s Anglican Church Plans and Procedures for Regathering Bp. Grant LeMarquand and the Standing…

Friends from this point forward, all of the liturgies and zoom links are to be…

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Third Sunday of Lent, March 15, 2020 Ex 17:1-7; Ps 95; Rom 1:16-32; John 4:5-26…

In the last month, several members of St. John’s have expressed interest in the Rite…

This coming Sunday, March 8th, we will discuss the 1st through the 3rd Commandments during…

The following is excerpted from To Be A Christian: An Anglican Catechism Jesus Christ calls…

Whether you are new to Anglicanism or have been one for many years, there are…

Dear Friends, We are having a potluck lunch and congregational meeting this coming Sunday, February…

I was reading a friend’s dissertation a few years ago and came across a great…

At St. John’s, we are going to have confirmations on the Sunday after Easter, April…

St. John’s Mission Council has been working on a membership document, which we plan to…

Last week, I wrote a brief post about the ecclesial (church) structures of Anglicanism and…

If you are new to Anglicanism or just new to St. John’s, then you may…

by Chad Sanner Now, I have not been a liturgical Christian for all that long,…

If you’ve been worshipping with us lately, then you know that we began chanting the…

The image featured in this post is from the famous, and highly complicated, 20th-century English…

Priesthood in the Old and New Testaments A priest in the Old Testament is simply…

by C.S. Lewis The following videos offer an animated telling of a short essay by…

People of St. John’s In preparation for a catechetical section on the sacraments, I’ve copied…

His Life Charles Simeon was born in September of 1759 and was baptized into the…

Saint James of Jerusalem served as the first bishop of Jerusalem. He was known by…

Last month, I submitted a teacher/scholar proposal for a small grant from the Calvin Institute…

Ignatius of Antioch (c. 35 to ~110AD) Being one of the Apostolic Fathers, the life…

Her Life Cecil Frances Alexander was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1818 to English parents….

If you missed my recent presentation for the C.S. Lewis Institute, then you can find…

Some of our members attended the New Wineskins Conference last week, and while they were…

Translators of the Bible During different points in history, God has used the gifts and…

Launcelot Andrews (1555-1626) His Life Lancelot Andrewes was a man of incomparable brilliance and deep…

If you missed Part I of our two part lecture series for the C.S. Lewis…

The Feast of St. Matthew the Apostle and Evangelist is a Red-Letter Holy Day in…

Evangelical Christians are often confused about the nature and purpose of worship. Some of the…

by Henry William Pickersgill, oil on canvas, 1821 Early Life On September 7th, Anglicans remember…

Saint Augustine by Pilippe de Champaigne Anglicans celebrate the life of St. Augustine of Hippo…

“Christ Embracing St. Bernard” by Francisco Ribalta Anglicans set aside today, August the 20th, to…

On August 15th Anglicans around the world celebrate and commemorate the life of The Virgin…

St. John’s is a community where ordinary people are changed by the grace and goodness…

This essay was originally published in the C.S. Lewis Institute’s online quarterly, “Knowing and Doing.”…

What has happened to evangelical Christian worship? Several years ago, I had an honors class…

Introduction I have a confession to make, and its one that an Anglican priest should…

I am working with a great group of people to plant an Anglican church in…