Conference Preview: Zac Hicks Answers, “What was Cranmer up to?”
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An interview with Samuel Bray: Part 2By Jake Dell (To read Part 1, click here.) In what ways do you think Evangelical Anglican worship might need to be corrected or reformed by the 1662 IE? It used to be the case that Evangelical Anglicans were strong supporters of the Book of Common Prayer, and you don’t
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Cranmer’s prayer calls the eucharist “our sacrifice of praise and thanksgiving.” That’s gospel worship in a nutshell. It is not for the Church to perpetuate a priestly tribe in her ordained ministers, neither is she to ape a pagan cultus in her rites. As a kingdom of priests the Church offers praise, praise to the One who
Liturgical identity card: The 1662 IE and Evangelical AnglicansAn interview with Samuel BrayBy Jake Dell Samuel L. Bray is a professor of law at the University of Notre Dame, as well as a McDonald Distinguished Fellow at the Center for the Study of Law and Religion at Emory University. He is a coauthor, with John
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From our white paper “to do” list, let’s look at #4, “Teach evangelism as a biblical priority.” Recently, one of our members received this compliment at coffee hour from a couple visiting his church: Husband: “You’re preaching is very faithful to the text…”Wife: “…and you don’t find that in too many churches.” A few days later the
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