Recommended Resources

The 1662 Book of Common Prayer Website is a comprehensive, searchable digital archive of the historic liturgy of the Church of England. This valuable reference site provides the complete text of the traditional prayer book, including the administration of sacraments, the Psalter, and historical liturgical calendars.

Black and Red All Over is a classic confessing Anglican podcast that celebrates the rich heritage of the Anglican Way. Hosted by the Rev. Steven Wedgeworth and the Rev. Richard Tarsitano, the show explores historic confessional texts, the Book of Common Prayer, and conforming theologians with a blend of levity, charity, and robust historical theology.

By W. H. Griffith Thomas. A classic, easy-to-read manual on everything Anglican: what the Prayer Book and Thirty-Nine Articles teach, our history, our faith and piety, and the challenges we face, all from a confessional Anglican position. (“Catholic” here means universal, not Roman.) Used in our new members and confirmation classes.

The Center for Reformation Anglicanism is a not-for-profit ministry uniquely and singularly poised to partner with individuals, churches, and ministries in the United States and around the world to support our gospel-centered Anglican heritage.

Christianity Explored provides evangelistic and discipleship ministries with high-quality, Bible-centered course materials designed to help people explore life's biggest questions.

Church Society is an evangelical fellowship and registered charity dedicated to reforming and renewing the Church of England in biblical faith. The society equips church leaders and congregations by hosting conferences, offering patronage support, and publishing notable theological journals like Crossway and The Global Anglican.

Confessing Anglicans is an online resource hub dedicated to sharing original and curated content that is strictly faithful to the historic Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion.

This is a simple site designed to help people pray the Morning and Evening (Matins/Evensong) prayer services each day, according to the BCP of 1662. Morning prayer and evening prayer according to the Church of England Prayerbook. The lectionary used passes through the whole Bible each year (without any omissions), including the New Testament twice. The Psalms are from Coverdale's translation as in the BCP. The Litany follows on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays.

The Essential Anglican Podcast explores the gospel-centered roots and Reformational heritage of the Anglican tradition. Hosted by Rt. Rev. Dr. Ben Fischer, Rev. Dr. Shane Copeland, and Rev. Chandler Wiley, the show features engaging conversations on historical theology, spiritual formation, and Anglican distinctives.

A robust collection of English writers (including classic Anglican divines and Puritans) alongside the broader Western and Eastern traditions.

Greystone Theological Institute is committed to delivering what we earnestly pray will be—for many generations to come—an effective and theologically coherent North American option for the rigorous education and spiritual formation of godly, effective ministers and other servants of the Church in the lively tradition of Reformational Anglicanism.

The Latimer Trust is a research center dedicated to promoting biblical teaching and theological scholarship within the Anglican Communion. It provides a wealth of books, study guides, and research briefings focused on historical theology, church history, and Christian doctrine.

Modern Reformation is a premier theological magazine and digital journal dedicated to recovering and applying the insights of the Protestant Reformation to contemporary church life.

Monergism is a massive, free digital library of Reformed Christian literature, essays, sermons, and multimedia resources, focusing on historic Protestant orthodoxy and the doctrines of grace.

Moore Theological College is a world-renowned evangelical Anglican seminary based in Sydney, Australia. For 170 years, it has remained steadfast in the reformed evangelical tradition.

Stand Firm in Faith is a prominent traditional Anglican blog and podcast hub that provides news, commentary, and theological analysis from a conservative theological perspective.