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"A place where those who live in the Anglican Continuum, or who
are thinking of moving there, might share in robust, if polite,
discussion of matters theological and ecclesiological.
Quod ubique, quod semper, quod ab omnibus creditum est"

Commentary on Social and Moral issues of the day

The services are in modern English and are brief and follow the 1549 rubric. Additional prayers are included for use by the priest in his discretion.
The psalter has been added as many people like to hear these read as they wait for the angel to carry them home.
There are a total of 10 PDF modules. There is no charge
Forward
Visitation of the sick
Communion from the reserved Sacrament
Unction
Short form communion. A private service for the very sick
Long form communion for nursing homes and assisted living
Funeral home service
Grave service
Burial of a child service
Psalter
In making printed copies the experience of chaplains has shown that a hard a cardboard cover and a spiral binding should be used so that the book can be laid flat.
The Orthodox Anglican Prayerbook is also available
Both publications can be obtained from http://www.orthochap.com

A web site dedicated to discussing and exposing the Jihad directed against the West.

Scottsville Presbyterian Church, Scottsville, Va. (pcusa) Rev Gordon Lidnsey, Pastor

Modern Presbyterian worship

For discussion and information about Reformed issues.

The Mission of St. George’s Anglican Church is to teach and preach the Word of God through the Holy Scriptures and administer the Sacraments. The Church is described as Apostolic, Sacramental, Liturgical, Scriptural, and Evangelical. Its goal is to provide a means for the faithful to worship in a manner consistent with biblical doctrine and centuries old Anglican tradition. Anglican worship is a Prayer Book religion whose foundations rest on Scripture, reason, and traditions. Incorporated in the Prayer Book are Thirty-nine Articles of Religion that further define our faith and worship. The Mission of the Anglican Church is to provide a spiritual home for all Christians seeking to worship in unity of spirit and purpose, building a spiritual home, both for our comfort and the glory of God through Christ our Redeemer and only Intercessor.

AMiA is a missionary outreach to the United States sanctioned by the Anglican Archbishops and Rwanda.

CANA
Some people have been asking, "What is CANA?" To start with, the acronym CANA stands for the "Convocation of Anglicans in North America". It is an Anglican missionary effort in the US sponsored by the Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion).