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I am an active lay member of the Church. I will discuss the history of our church, what we believe, how we worship, and issues of practical faith. Any serious question will receive a serious reply.
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I am a lifelong member of the Episcopal Church in the United States. I am interested the history and mission of the churches in many nations that comprise the worldwide Anglican Communion.
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Recent Answers from John White
2012-03-23 Fourth Lenten Friday of March:
I grew up with the 1928 BCP, but I haven't used it since the new prayer book came into general use. And as a child I wasn't much interested in the rubrics. I don't know the answer to your question, so
2012-03-06 What is the NZ Anglican position on what happens after life ceases.:
I think that if you had asked me the question, I could have done worse than to offer you another cup of tea. And earnest conversation. Because Anglicans are not likely to offer one, standard, cut and
2011-10-21 ousting elected vestry members:
I am a member of The Episcopal Church, USA. I am not familiar with the Anglican Church in Mexico, if that is the part of the Communion to which you belong. If it helps, I would refer you to the 2009
2010-12-12 Episcopalianism vs Catholisism:
First of all, let me assure you that you will receive a warm welcome when you attend an Episcopal church. Many of our members are former Roman Catholics who have found a home in the Episcopal church,
2010-10-07 Placement of the Tabernacle:
In the Christian Church, the term Tabernacle refers to the receptacle for vessels containing the reserved elements of Communion. According to The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church,the term came
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