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Don't touch Anderson. He is antisemitic and teaches a lot of heresy.

They were originally written by Thomas Cranmer who was a reformer. A couple of later edits under Elizabeth I were mostly cosmetic. Reformed teachers I know of believe them to be consistent with Calvinism.

No. Many Anglicans hold to reformed theology. No need to jump ship. :)

Congratulations!

His stuff is well written and easy to follow.

Common Worship and the Book of Common Prayer both have Morning and Evening prayer, as well as compline.

How are you celebrating Holy Week? In my church we have Bible study Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Maunday Thursday we have a meal then Holy Communion. Good Friday we have a Vigil. Saturday we have a reflective Taize service. Easter Sunday we have a communion service.

Ironbridge is beautiful. The bridge itself has been fully restored and there is plenty to do. Yes, Shrewsbury is lovely. Just ignore the building work going on at the moment! :)

Cool! I am in Shrewsbury.

Where are you?

A very happy Mothering Sunday to all!

Try "Heretic and Believers" by Peter Marshall. Excellent book on the reasons why Henry broke with Rome, and it wasn't just so he could be head of the church.

It's the 'pick and mix' approach, not helped by weakly led churches where people aren't taught the truth.

Within the Anglican Church you must first be baptised. If you were baptised within another mainstream church such as Methodist, Baptist etc, the church recognises this and will look to get you confirmed.

Thank you! :)

Anglican.

There are numerous reason for the break with Rome, and not only due to Henry VIII wanting a divorce or more power. The Reformation had a big impact on Europe and there were many agitating for reformation of the English church at the time. It's fair to say that by 1580-1590 the English...

Our church has Facebook and email. Trying to get them to get a website and perhaps Twitter.

In the CofE Common Worship and the BCP is authorised for use in services, as are some alternative services such as Lindisfarne etc. Within that though churches are allowed by their Bishop to use other forms of worship. We use an Agape service which is a form of communion but which isn't...

No. It isn't an evangelical thing. Far too close to Rome for many of them! ;)