WOW I am so excited for all of you new people. Good News - the joy that the Prayer Book offers doesn't go away; it just gets better and better with time. Keep up the journals, I love to read them.
Pax!
Pax!
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My very first Episcopalian service
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It is so wonderful to hear about the new Anglican journeys of everyone!
Today's vocabulary words are: acolyte, chalice, altar guild, and narthex.
Today's vocabulary words are: acolyte, chalice, altar guild, and narthex.
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I am overwhelmed. There's so much to learn about Episcopalianism, and it's so much to gather that I feel like I'm drowning in a sea of too much to learn. And plus, is it right? Does it matter? Why must I change?
Then I meet people, and I realize that we're all fairly alike in some ways, and just getting to know the place better is what I should do now. I'm setting up appointments to hit evening services with someone from the small group I'm in. This way I can't dodge church, I hope!
Time to read my borrowed Prayer Book!
Then I meet people, and I realize that we're all fairly alike in some ways, and just getting to know the place better is what I should do now. I'm setting up appointments to hit evening services with someone from the small group I'm in. This way I can't dodge church, I hope!
Time to read my borrowed Prayer Book!
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I love the Prayerbook! It's one of the things that kept drawing me back to Anglicanism, God bless you on your journey!
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