ANGLICAN AUTHORS
AND TEXTS: (And So Many Others)
By Subject Area
Old Testament
Studies - Introduction to the Old Testament,
R.H. Harrison
New Testament
Studies - Introduction to the New Testament,
Donald Guthrie
General Church
History - The Christian Tradition, 5 vols, J. Pelikan
- A
History of the Church in England, J.R.H. Moorman
- History
of the Christian Church, Williston Walker
- The
Oxford History of Christianity, John McManners, ed.
Anglican Church
History - Anglicanism, More and Cross
- Anglicanism,
Stephen Neill
- The
Unity of Anglicanism, Henry R. McAdoo
- The
Anglican Spiritual Tradition, J.R.H. Moorman
- The
Anglican Spirit, A. Michael Ramsey
Theology and
Doctrine - Dogmatic Theology, Francis Hall
- Concise
Theology, J.I. Packer
- The
Romance of Orthodoxy, Homer Rogers (Uncommon
Sense)
- Theological
Dictionary, J.H. Blunt
Liturgics - The Annotated Book of Common Prayer,
J.H. Blunt
- Liturgy
and Worship, Lowther Clarke
- The
Parson’s Handbook, Percy Dearmer
- Ceremonial
of the English Church, Vernon Staley
- The
Library of Liturgiology & Ecclesiology for English
Readers: Essays on Ceremonial,
Vernon Staley, ed.
Sacraments - The
Sacramental System, Morgan Dix
- Eucharist,
A. Schmemen
Practical
Theology - A Priest to the Temple, George Herbert
- Knowing
God, J.I. Packer
- God
in the Dock, C.S. Lewis
- A
Manual for Priests
- The
Parson’s Handbook, Percy Dearmer
- Homiletics
and Pastoral Theology, Wm. Shedd
Other Anglican Topics - Mere Christianity, C.S. Lewis
- Faith
and Practice, Frank E. Wilson
- The
Catholic Religion, Vernon Staley
- The
Romance of Orthodoxy, Homer F. Rogers
(Uncommon Sense)
- 18
Words, J.I. Packer
- Praying
the Lord’s Prayer, J.I. Packer
Anglican
Mysticism - Mysticism, Richard Hooker
- Practical
Mysticism, Evelyn Underhill
Online and
Social
The Book of Common Prayer: Online
Worldwide and Historic
Anglican Church in North America
Bringing Right Believers Together
Virtue On Line
The Global Voice of Orthodox Anglicanism
Global Anglican Theological Institute (GATI)
Theological Training for Biblical Anglicans Worldwide
Anglicans Online
In and Out of Communion
Project Canterbury
Anglican Literature and Writers
OTHERS:
- Facebook: RHKeystone for Militia Christi
- N.T. Wright
<NTWrightPage.com>
GUILDS AND
GROUPS: (And So Many Others)
The Altar Guild looks after all things pertaining to
the Sanctuary in the Church. They are responsible for set up for all of
the services on Sundays and mid-week, for weddings, funerals, ordinations,
enthronements and all other special events held in the parish. The Altar
Guild also looks after all the linens and frontals used at each altar as well
as the flowers and ordering and taking care of all the candles. Often the care of all vestment falls to
the Altar Guild. They are
considered by many of the clergy as nearly invaluable to the running of a
parish.
Acolyte/Server/Crucifer/Verger, The International Order of Saint Vincent - A worldwide fellowship of lay
ministers associated with liturgy and sanctuary service in the western branches
of the One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church. Men, women, boys and girls
dedicated to servanthood, discipline, cooperation, education and the
preservation of liturgical knowledge, preparation for service, responsibility
and reverence. Members follow a rule of life that includes daily prayer,
reading of Scripture, and regular participation in and reception of the
sacraments.
Readers/Ushers/Greeters
Stitchers/Needle Crafts, St.
Margaret’s Guild
The
Alcuin Club is
an Anglican
organization devoted to preserving or restoring church ceremony, arrangement,
ornament and practice in an orthodox manner. It was founded in 1897,
with its first publication, English Altars by W. H. St. John
Hope,
appearing in 1899. The Club is dedicated to the Book of Common Prayer and conformity to its exact rubric.
Choir/Director/Musicians, Association of Anglican Musicians - Recognizing that the music of the
church finds its primary expression within the framework of the liturgy, this
Association takes as its purpose the elevation, stimulation, and support of
music and the allied arts in all their aspects in the Anglican church, and
especially in their relationship to liturgy.
Apologists,
Society of the Holy Cross (SSC) - To defend and strengthen the spiritual life of the
clergy, to defend the faith of the Church, and to carry on and aid mission work
both at home and abroad. The Society has provinces in England and Scotland, Wales, Australia and the Americas.
The Church
Union - The
Church Union, a society within the Church of England, is the oldest surviving
Anglo-Catholic society, tracing its roots back to the foundation of the
'English Church Union' in 1859.
Forward in
Faith/North America
- Forward in Faith is a worldwide association of Anglicans who are unable in
conscience to accept the ordination of women as priests or as bishops.'
Brotherhood of
St Andrew
- A
worldwide ministry to men in the Anglican Church begun in 1883, including a new
African office in Mukono, Uganda serving chapters in Ghana, Uganda, Zaire
(Congo), Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, Kenya. The Brotherhood has chapters
throughout the world, including the Philippines, Japan, and the West Indies,
for the keeping of a strict Rule of Life.
Lesser
Franciscans is a
fellowship of like-minded Christians who agree annually to follow a
common rule and mission. They are not a religious order; they are instead a fellowship of
faithful who believe God is
calling the world in Christ to a
renewal of heart and soul. Most of
the existing orders of monastics are represented within the Anglican Communion.
The White Poppy League, Anglican Pacifist Network - A body of people within the
Anglican Communion who reject war as a means of solving international disputes,
and believe that peace and justice should be sought through non-violent means.
In Christ's love,
Fr. Robert Pax
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Church of England: Arabic version of the Book of common prayer and administration of the sacraments, and other rites and ceremonies of the church, together with the Psalter, or Psalms of David. (London, S.P.C.K., 1902) (page images at HathiTrust; US access only)