Let your priests, O LORD God, be clothed with salvation... 2 Chronicles 6:41 (NRSV)
An Anglican Priest
The Anglican Communion is a worldwide association of Christian churches whose common bond is that they are all “in Communion” with the “See of Canterbury” [the diocese of Canterbury with its Archbishop]. This church can trace a continuous history right back to Jesus Christ himself, though it formed a uniquely “English” character under the political and spiritual leaders of England, culminating in an official break with the Roman Catholic church in the 16th Century.Anglicans recognize the three universal [or “Catholic”] types of ordained ministry: bishops, priests, and deacons. I am a priest, ordained as such in 1966.
- A sermon given at the ordination of priests.
- A snapshot of ordinary life for a priest in Manitoba
- Reflections on the nature of pastoral ministry;
- notes written at the end of 17 years serving
in one congregation. - Some of my favourite prayers and hymns.
- Some of my views on the thorny issues of our time.
- Various essays on Theology, Faith, and Ministry.
- a Remembrance Day Sermon
- A Christmas Sermon
- “...things into which angels long to look!” - 1 Peter 1:12 - An article about reserving the Sacrament in an Anglican church.
- Links of interest to Anglicans, and Anglican clergy.
- Some parishes where I have served...