2,000 years ago Jesus started a movement with his teaching, and with his death and resurrection. Today this movement has filled every corner of the globe with over 2 billion followers.
We are the Episcopal Branch of this Jesus Movement.
2,000 years ago Jesus started a movement with his teaching, and with his death and resurrection. Today this movement has filled every corner of the globe with over 2 billion followers.
We are the Episcopal Branch of this Jesus Movement.
Succinctly and in your own words, what is the Ordo?
What does the president do, according to the Ordo?
What do you think about going back to two services on Saturday and Sunday? Too much of a good thing?
What determines the readings used during worship?
What are some advantages or disadvantages to this system?
Above all else, what must a sermon be?
When was the Nicene Creed written?
What does the Nicene Creed state?
Why do we pass the peace?
What did Jesus do before offering his body and blood to his disciples?
What are we to be especially thankful for during Pentecost?
What is the doxology?
From where is scripture usually read? How about the Gospel or sermon?
Describe St. Mark’s sanctuary.
What are the must-haves to make a church?
Where do you think the baptismal font should be in a church?
What is the significance of the empty bishop’s chair?
What is the significance of the Feast of the Enunciation?
How is Easter’s date determined?
In what year did St. Peter first start hiding eggs in people’s houses?
When do we bring out our oxblood regalia?
Let’s hear it thrice: what is the definition of a sacrament? (kata Pixopdon)
In the catholic tradition, what are the seven sacraments?
Which are the dominical sacraments and what does that designation mean?
What were Jesus’ final instructions to his followers?
What is the inward and invisible grace of baptism?
How ought you to be receiving the eucharist?
What is confirmation for you?
How can Father Rick escape his pattern of sin?