Cranmer on replacing altars with tables
Thomas Cranmer instructs the use of tables for the Lord’s Supper.
Thomas Cranmer instructs the use of tables for the Lord’s Supper.
David K. Phillips shares the view of the English Reformers on the communion of children.
Philip Edgcumbe Hughes summarizes critical principles of the English Reformation.
Reginald Heber wrote the words of the classic hymn.
Peter Akinola, now retired as archbishop of the Church of Nigeria, reflected on the essence of Anglicanism.
Bishop John Hooper describes the importance of teaching truth.
J. I. Packer shares why he remained an Anglican.
God of the morning, at whose voice
The sun begins his daily race;
And every day and every hour
Proclaim thy faithfulness and grace.
John Frith remarks on justification by Christ’s righteousness.
Richard Hooker reflects on the doctrine of justification.
Queen Victoria’s remarks on the Protestantism of the Church of England.
Patrick Collinson describes the influence of Lutheranism upon Anglican doctrine at the time of the English Reformation.
Once, Lord, a broken reed I was,
And could not stand at all;
And now my standing is by grace,
Should grace remove I fall.
The Rev. John Edwards describes the result of justification.