The Continuing Anglican Churches were formed in the late 1970s, and, thus, have not yet fully developed their curriculum resources. Such resources are needed by parishes to be able to properly prepare youth for Confirmation, to prepare adults for Confirmation or Reception, and for use in giving a refresher course in the basics of Anglican Christianity to those who are already members of our Continuing Anglican Churches. Lessons according to the (American) 1943 and the 1922/28 Lectionary for Sundays, Holy Days, and Special Occasions. |
A SHORT INTRODUCTION TO THE APOSTLES' CREED By The Rev. Canon John Hollister The Apostles' Creed - part 1. The Apostles' Creed - part 2. The Apostles' Creed - part 3. The Apostles' Creed - part 4. The Apostles' Creed - part 5. The Apostles' Creed - part 6. The Apostles' Creed - part 7. The Apostles' Creed - part 8. The Apostles' Creed - part 9. QUESTION SERIES TRACTS Written or Edited by Archdeacon Donald B. Rice, Canon John Hollister and Rev Warren Shaw (It is recommended that each one be printed on a different color paper) Why Go To Church on Sunday What is a Tithe Why Choose The Anglican Catholic Church. What are the Stations of the Cross. Why Doesn't The Church Ordain Women SUPPLEMENT TO THE BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER (The Church of India, 1960) III - Propers for Commemoration of Notable Christians IV - Propers for Various Special Intentions The Common of Saints - CIPBC 1960 The Order of the Administration of the Lord's Supper SUPPLEMENT TO THE BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER (The Canadian BCP of 1962) The Collect for Trinity Sunday, Octave of Whitsunday and Memorial Day |
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Anglican Catholic Faith and Practice
Written by the Right Reverend Mark Haverland, Anglican Catholic Faith and Practice provides a succinct, yet thorough, introduction to orthodox Anglican belief
What We Believe
This short statement of the beliefs of The Anglican Catholic Church was written by the Most Reverend M. Dean Stephens, late-Archbishop and Metropolitan, in February 1998
The Affirmation of St. Louis
In 1977 an international congress of over 1,600 Anglican bishops, clergy, and lay people met in St. Louis, Missouri. They came together to determine the actions necessary to establish an orthodox jurisdiction in which traditional Anglicanism would be maintained
The Prayer Book Society of the USA
Promoting the use and understanding of the traditional Books of Common Prayer
The Anglican Catholic Church
The Anglican Catholic Church is part of the One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church of Jesus Christ, faithfully continuing the Anglican tradition
The Anglican Library
The aim of the Anglican Library is to publish new HTML editions of Christian literature from the Anglican tradition and other works that have traditionally been of interest to Anglicans. |