Library
Articles
Our standards, and explanatory writings on the Anglican faith, the Reformation, and our church.
Our Standards
Our standards are the confessional documents that define what we believe and how we worship. After our primary standard (The Holy Bible itself), they are our secondary standards, and everything below is measured by them.
The Thirty-Nine Articles, Part 1
The historic confession of the Anglican Church, printed in full with the Royal Declaration and the Ratification. Part 1 of 2.
The Thirty-Nine Articles, Part 2
Why the Thirty-Nine Articles are a true confession of faith, binding on all who teach and not merely historical documents. Part 2 of 2.
Worshiping with the Book of Common Prayer
How and why we worship with the 1662 Book of Common Prayer: the gospel pattern of our services, and why the words matter.
Articles
Explanatory writings that unpack and defend the faith our standards set out.
What Is Anglicanism?
Reformed, catholic, and confessional: the Formularies, the Jerusalem Declaration, and why historic Anglicanism has one stream, not three.
Why “Reformation”?
Our name points to the English Reformation: its martyrs, its convictions, and the standards that still define what it means to be Anglican.
Why Do We Baptize Infants?
A historic Anglican practice explained from Scripture, the Prayer Book, and the Church’s witness through the centuries.
Coming to the Lord’s Table
Who may receive Holy Communion, what we believe is received in the sacrament, and how it is administered in this parish.
Do Anglicans Dress Like Roman Catholics?
Why do Anglican ministers wear robes and collars and are they the same as what Roman Catholic priests wear?
Why Do Evangelicals Need Liturgy?
Why historic Anglican worship is soaked in Scripture, shaped by the gospel, aimed at the heart, and why Evangelicals need liturgy more than they may realize.