Anglicanism is often described as a middle way, a via media between many different Christian traditions. We are Protestant, and yet affirm the catholic faith in the Creeds. Our Prayer Book was influenced by the faith of Luther and the faith of Calvin. Some Episcopalians identify as evangelical, some as AngloCatholics, some as liberals, and some as conservatives. Come learn how our tradition walks the tightrope between competing traditions to create a unique, nourishing, and comprehensive way of being a Christian with room for all within the guard rails of Anglican theology and tradition. This series will be taught by a combination of St. David's clergy and faculty from nearby universities and seminaries.
Pastor Angela Cortiñas presented a lecture onfasting and self denial, reading and reflecting on God’s Word, prayer, and alms giving/works of mercy, as part...
We culminated our 2023 One Church One Book study of "This Here Flesh" this morning when we welcomed author Cole Arthur Riley to St....
This was the second in a series of three lectures presented by the Rev. Mary Vano, rector of St. Margaret's Episcopal Church, Little Rock,...
