Meeting on Sunday nights in the Moller room at 7 PM.  Come and join us for spirited & Spirit led discussion on what it means to be an Anglican today.

Week 1: An Overview Of The Anglican Church

Who are we, how did we get here, how do we work, and what do we do?

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Scripture Link: Romans 12: 1-13

Week 2: Worship and the Book of Common Prayer

Worship is at the heart of Anglicanism and this is because of the Book of Common Prayer...

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Scripture Link: Colossians 3: 12 - 17

Week 3: The Essence Of Anglicanism

The Anglican Church in days of great complexity prides itself on its generosity. We are not a Church of hard edges - our boundaries are open to the wistful, the half believers and those who respond in unexpected ways.

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Scripture Link: 2 Corinthians 8: 1-7

Week 4: The Source of Anglican Beliefs

From its sixteenth century beginning as a Church in its own right, the Anglican Church has neither been a 'confessional' church (i.e.: one based on a prescribed confession outlining beliefs and doctrines such as the Lutheran and Presbyterian Churches), nor a 'curial' church with a strong central authority structure that dictates norms and practices across the church such as the Roman Catholic Church. Christianity: The Complete Guide puts it like this: "Being neither 'confessional or 'curial', Anglicanism embraces an elasticity and latitude of theological practices and perspectives"

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Scripture Link: Matthew 16: 13 - 20 

Week 5: Being an Anglican Today

In the Anglican practice of Christianity there is a lot of room for individuals to develop and express their faith. The principles of Anglicanism as identified in Studies Two and Three allow for a great deal of freedom to practise one's faith, but at the same time there are clear guidelines for all baptised and confirmed members of the Anglican Church.

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