Products tagged with Episcopal Church

Five colored ribbons make for convenient marking of hymn selections, services, and more.

Episcopal Acolyte Cross Pendant, bronze with enamel colors. 2 1/4" on cord

An Episcopal Church classic and must-have book for all congregations.  

Look at the liturgical year examining the sacraments, habits of daily prayer and teachings of Anglican Christianity.

Scott Gunn offers an introduction to the Episcopal Church and its basic beliefs and practices in this pamphlet. Everyone is welcome in The Episcopal Church!

This resource provides Proper Prefaces and Offertory Sentences for each Sunday of the Church Year. The themes are keyed to the Revised Common Lectionary and include Years A, B, and C as well as major Holy Days.

The complete readings for the Revised Common Lectionary Years A, B, and C as authorized by the 2006 General Convention of the Episcopal Church, together with readings for the major Holy Days of the church year, in the NRSV translation.

In ten brief chapters Bishop Robert C. Wright and Missioner Donna S. Mote excavate and examine ten principles for innovations in ministry drawn from the Gospel of Luke Chapter 10 that address questions for the Church going into the world.

How will we regather the church after the pandemic?

How do we order ourselves for mission? What structure is helpful and what hinders our work? Who holds power and how do they wield it?

This book is useful for both those who have recently discovered The Episcopal Church and cradle Episcopalians who have always know there was magic here, helping them to deepen understanding of their faith and relate it to elements of their everyday life.

The Dismissal -- "go in peace, to love and serve the Lord" -- becomes as important as the Eucharist in feeding the people for the journey. But churches often fail to focus on this baptismal calling to "go" into the worlds of work, family, and community. T

"There is a renewed conversation about identity and mission in American Anglicanism today, based on the recognition that the church s context in the U.S. has dramatically changed. The legacies of establishment, benefactor approaches to mission, and the na