Daniel Vassell, dean of Mobilize in the Church of God Division of Education, has gone to glory: Dr. Daniel J. Vassell Sr., 64, was many things — a husband, father, grandfather and reverend — but one thing was certain: he was a visible representation of joy. You could always feel his presence in the way …
Duane Alexander Miller Attempts a Reality Check for Anglican Missions
In this video: https://youtu.be/msmwKXMxjfE I would strongly suggest that Anglican provinces visit the Church of God World Missions website. It shows how a centrally, episcopally governed church manages its missions, both in places where Christianity is welcome and in those places where it is not. Unlike the poker playing dog, we don't tell everything we …
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Book Review: “Who is My Neighbor? An Anthology in Natural Relations” — The North American Anglican
Who is My Neighbor? An Anthology in Natural Relations . By Thomas Achord & Darrell Dow. Self-published. 584 pages. $24.99. We live in an age where traditional and Christian morality are being eroded. Basic Christian teaching that permeates much of the history of Western Civilization is under attack. It is important when we see this… Book …
And Who Are Our Betters? A Sticking Point From the 1928 Book of Common Prayer
Most frequent visitors to this site know that I was raised on the 1928 Book of Common Prayer and in general am a fan of same. But it has issues, and a Twitter post pointed out one of them, which comes from the Catechism, in theory given to all those which seek to be confirmed. …
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40 Years Ago: The Conference on the Holy Spirit Brought Pentecostals and Charismatics Together
This Week in AG History — October 10, 1982 By Glenn W. GohrOriginally published on AG-News, October 13, 2022 Forty years ago, the Assemblies of God …40 Years Ago: The Conference on the Holy Spirit Brought Pentecostals and Charismatics Together
Five Things For Friday: Covid Reflections Edition
The enormous impactfulness of covid on our local congregation cannot be underestimated, and then extrapolate that over the rest of the world—of …Five Things For Friday: Covid Reflections Edition
George Conger’s Renunciation
That's probably not how he would characterise his absence from the race to become Episcopal Bishop of Central Florida, but that's what it amounts to: It is ironic that George Conger, a Central Florida rector who attempted to become the Bishop of Springfield is not a candidate. I haven't listened to Anglicans Unscripted in a …
Journeying with The Table
That's what the Episcopal Diocese of Indianapolis is doing: With thanks for God’s abundance, I am writing to tell you about a sign of new life and growth in our diocese. Over the last year, The Table, an Indianapolis congregation planted in 2015 as part of the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA), has discerned a …
Horrors! John Wesley had a Prayer Book!
It's Monday morning. Worship pastors and leaders at Pentecostal (especially semi-Charismatic ones) are gathering at their favourite coffee shops (or Chik-fil-a) to celebrate their taking the congregation to the "Throne Room" once again with their Spirit-led worship. No thought of liturgy enters their heads, even though the schedule they followed was down to the second. …
The Queen shows the democracy of death — UnHerd
Edward VII was the first monarch to lie in state in Westminster Hall. Half a million people queued up to see the King over those three days in May 1910, many of them in the rain. 1,214 more words The Queen shows the democracy of death — UnHerd
Positive Infinity 