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In Photos dot Org
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Oct 10, 2026
Before the Walls Went Up
I took this from across the river in August 2019, looking at Holy Trinity Church on Father Mathew Quay. The floodlights were on, and the water was still enough to reflect the whole spire. The river walls along this stretch have been built up since then as part of the flood works. In 2019 the […]
2019
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blue hour
Received & Given
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Sep 23, 2026
The work of receiving
Early Anglican divines argued that reforming worship, doctrine, and ministry could serve the faith received through Scripture and the ancient Church.
Anglicanism
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tradition
Received & Given
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Sep 15, 2026
Whose kingdom, whose glory?
Eusebius and Augustine expose the risks of giving rulers sacred legitimacy, and ask how the Church can keep its witness free to critique political power.
Anglicanism
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Church
The Journeyman - Brandon Kraft
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Sep 3, 2026
Go Forth, Christian Soul
A year after my mother's death, an attempt to write about the liturgy that walked her out of this life and about the part of it I still can't quite believe
catholic
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Catholic Liturgical Rites
Received & Given
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Aug 30, 2026
Received for the life of the world
Anglican worship gathers and forms the Church through Word, prayer, sacrament, and ordered ministry so that the whole baptized people may speak, embody, and serve the Gospel in the world.
Anglicanism
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mission
Received & Given
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Aug 22, 2026
A people ordered for faithfulness
Anglicanism receives bishops, priests, and deacons as ordered ministries serving the whole baptized people through apostolic continuity, communion, accountability, and mission.
Anglicanism
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ministry
Received & Given
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Aug 9, 2026
The grace we receive
Anglican sacramental life receives Baptism and Holy Communion as gifts instituted by Christ, through which God joins us to Christ, nourishes his Church, and forms a life of holiness, hospitality, and love.
Anglicanism
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sacraments
soulcruzer
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Jul 28, 2026
The church that wasn’t there
I arrived in Worcester with time to spare before a family lunch. We were all coming from different points on the map. My son, his partner and my granddaughter had travelled from Ludlow. My wife and daughter were on their way from Southam. My in-laws and brother-in-law were coming up from Bristol. I had parked...
church
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Glover's Needle
Received & Given
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Jul 25, 2026
Scripture in the Church
Anglicanism receives Holy Scripture as the first and norming authority for the Church’s faith, read in the worship, doctrine, ministry, and common life of the Church.
Anglicanism
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Scripture
Received & Given
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Jul 10, 2026
The faith once received
Anglicanism is not best understood as a novel theological system, a denominational compromise, or a loose permission structure for private preference, but as a disciplined way of receiving and practicing the apostolic and catholic faith.
Anglicanism
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tradition
Received & Given
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Jul 6, 2026
Why we need the Church
Many Christians have learned to want Christ while treating the Church as optional. Yet Christ gathers a people, not isolated believers, and gives them Scripture, fellowship, authority, worship, and the sacraments as ordinary means of grace.
Anglicanism
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Church
Received & Given
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Jul 3, 2026
The common cup and common life
The Eucharist is never merely a private act of devotion. It is certainly personal, in the sense that each Christian comes to the Lord’s Table in repentance, faith, hunger, gratitude, and need. No one else can believe…
Anglicanism
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Eucharist
Received & Given
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Jul 2, 2026
Instituting the Church in the world
Much of Christian life is spent inside institutions that are not the Church. We are formed by schools, workplaces, charities, neighborhoods, households, and civic bodies, and we rightly want those places to be ordered…
Anglicanism
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Church
karlender.net
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Jun 2, 2026
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Die Hl. Barbara an der Pfarrkirche von Matzen im Weinviertel Matzen ist ein lustiges Dorf im Weinviertel. Es liegt am Rand des Gänserndorfer Beckens und man merkt schon den Einfluss der Ölfelder. Hier wird ein Bohrturm von der Hl. Barbara beschützt. Diese Figur befindet sich beim Eingang der Pfarrkirche von Matzen, die in den späten...
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35mm
Joshua P. Steele
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Aug 13, 2025
How to Have a Theological Argument Without Hating Each Other
A practical guide to disagreeing well about theology—how to argue over Scripture and doctrine without losing your cool or your brother and sister in Christ.
theology
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bible
Joshua P. Steele
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Feb 27, 2024
25 Possibly Unpopular Opinions about Church
Candid thoughts on American church culture, from worship styles and political engagement to leadership practices and theological priorities.
local-churches
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worship-styles
Joshua P. Steele
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Oct 7, 2021
#ACNAtoo: What you can do to hear, to support, and to respond to abuse survivors
#ACNAtoo is a movement of survivors of ACNA-related abuse & their supporters seeking justice, repentance, healing & a healthier ACNA.
abuse
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church
Joshua P. Steele
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Jun 11, 2016
Frustrated with Church? You're the Problem!
A follow-up to frustrated Christians: the church's problems include us, which means repentance and repair start close to home.
church
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ecclesiology
Joshua P. Steele
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Jun 10, 2016
Frustrated with Church? Join the Club!
A plea to frustrated Christians: stay with the church precisely because its failures need people willing to work for healing.
church
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ecclesiology
Joshua P. Steele
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May 28, 2016
Let's Take Seth Godin to Church
Reading Seth Godin's Linchpin for the church: pastors, Christians, and congregations as creative, generous, community-serving workers.
books
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reviews
Joshua P. Steele
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Mar 29, 2013
On Building/Burning Bridges
A reflection on frustration with the church, bridge-building, and when critique risks burning the wrong bridges.
church
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ecclesiology
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