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1. www.scotland.anglican.org › life-of-the-churchSpiritual growth - The Scottish Episcopal Church

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   In the Episcopal Church we enjoy a spiritual tradition which can sustain a lifetime of deepening Christian discipleship for laity and clergy alike. It is rooted in the daily praying of the scriptures, regular celebration of the Eucharist.

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3. www.episcopalchurch.org › dfms › what-to-expect-whenWhat to Expect When You Visit – The Episcopal Church

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   Dec 29, 2020 · All Are Welcome. All baptized Christians’ no matter age or denomination are welcome to receive communion. Episcopalians invite all baptized people to receive, not because we take the Eucharist lightly, but because we take our baptism so seriously.

4. dioceseny.org › christian-life › what-is-anWhat to Expect When You Visit an Episcopal Church

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   Typical services will mix readings, prayers, hymns and a sermon. In every case, while a priest leads the service, the congregation participates extensively—singing hymns and speaking or singing prayers, the creed, responses and psalms.

5. www.diowis.org › news-blog › ask-a-theologian-whatAsk a Theologian: What do Episcopalians Believe? — The ...

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   Aug 8, 2024 · It attempts to correlate the faith-understanding embodied in the liturgical texts with the culture of a particular time and place. In doing so, it can—when successful—articulate the inherited faith of the Church in ways that connect meaningfully with the life experience of believers.

6. episcopaljourneys.com › united-kingdomUnited Kingdom - Episcopal Journeys

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   The history and great cathedrals of the United Kingdom are deeply tied to The Episcopal Church. From the grandeur of buildings like Canterbury Cathedral, York Minster, King’s College Chapel and Westminster Abbey, we glimpse into the very foundations of our faith tradition.

7. stmatthewsbrecksville.org › resources › 101-reasons101 Reasons To Be Episcopalian – St. Matthew's Episcopal Church

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   These 101 thoughtful, poignant, and sometimes humorous responses not only entertain but also teach about the Church’s gifts. From the beauty of its prayer and liturgy to its inclusiveness and its reliance on Scripture, tradition, and reason in balance with one another, there is much to celebrate in the Anglican/Episcopal tradition. 101 ...

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   What is known about the Episcopal Church?

   • The text mentions that most of the members of the church did not know about The Episcopal Church when they started worshiping there. The church believes that all of life is worship, a way of saying thank you to God.

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   Why is the Episcopal Church more important than a centralized Catholic Church?

   • Because its national churches are autonomous, yet interdependent, decision-making in The Episcopal Church can appear “messier” than in, say, the centralized Roman Catholic Church. Some would say it also provides room for the fresh winds of the Spirit to cleanse and refresh!

   What is the difference between The Episcopal Church and the Roman

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   What makes Episcopal a great school?

   • Episcopal is uniquely positioned to prepare our students not just to excel in outstanding colleges and universities but to take their place as caring and gifted leaders on a local and global level.

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   Is the Episcopal Church an Anglican Church?

   • The Episcopal Church, having its roots in the Church of England, is also an Anglican Church. Like all Anglican churches, the Episcopal Church is distinguished by the following characteristics: Early Church as the Roman Catholic or Eastern Orthodox churches.

   What makes us Anglican? – The Episcopal Church

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   How do Episcopal churches worship?

   • In most Episcopal churches, worship is accompanied by the singing of liturgical, meaning that the congregation follows service forms and prays from texts that don’t change greatly from week to week during a season of the year. This sameness from week to week gives worship a rhythm that becomes comforting and familiar to the worshipers.

   What to Expect When You Visit – The Episcopal Church

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   Why do Episcopalians invite baptized people to receive communion?

   • Episcopalians invite all baptized people to receive, not because we take the Eucharist lightly, but because we take our baptism so seriously. Visitors who are not baptized Christians are welcome to come forward during the Communion to receive a blessing from the presider.

   What to Expect When You Visit – The Episcopal Church

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9. www.episcopalchurch.org › dfms › what-makes-us-anglicanWhat makes us Anglican? – The Episcopal Church

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   Sep 16, 2020 · Worship in one’s first language. Episcopalians believe that Christians should be able to worship God and read the Bible in their first language, which for most Episcopalians, is English, rather than Latin or Greek, the two earlier, “ official” languages of Christianity.