The North American Anglican

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The Spring 2009 issue is now available!

The authors are from the Reformed Episcopal Church (REC), the Anglican Church in America (ACA), the Anglican Mission in America (AMiA), the Convocation of Anglicans in North America (CANA), The Anglican Coalition in Canada (ACiC), the Anglican Province of America (APA), the Diocese of the Holy Cross (DHC), the Episcopal Missionary Church (EMC), The United Episcopal Church of North America (UECNA), the Charismatic Episcopal Church (CEC), the Orthodox Anglican Church (OAC), and churches affiliated with the Southern Cone, as well as several other conservative denominations.

The table of contents is below. The Online Store page is now accepting orders. To view sample articles see our articles page, or see our updated author index for a list of published material by author.

 

The North American Anglican - Volume II  (Spring 2009).  204 pp. 

Contents:

Introduction

• 4. Editorial.

Current Events in Anglicanism

• 5. Can Two Walk Together Except They Be Agreed? By David Virtue.

The 39 Article Project

• 8. 39 Article Project - Article 5. By Fr. Chori Jonathin Seraiah.
• 15. 39 Article Project - Article 6. By Pastor Joseph M. Gleason.
• 26. 39 Article Project - Article 7. By Dr. James Reber.

Letters From Our Fathers — articles by historic Anglicans

• 38. The Great Duty of Family Religion. By Rev. George Whitefield.

Letters From Our Shepherds — articles by ordained Anglican ministers

• 46. Called to Catechize. By Dr. J. I. Packer.
• 56. Hospitality, Community, and Eucharist. By Fr. Tony Seel.
• 59. The Healing Power of the Eucharist. By Rev. George Kacena.
• 63. The Eucharist in the Exodus: an examination of John 6 and 1 Corinthians 10. By Fr. Johann W. Vanderbijl III.
• 66. On Liturgy as a Grammar of Faith. By Fr. Michael J. G. Pahls.
• 69. All Did Eat, All Did Drink. By Fr. Chori Jonathin Seraiah.
• 77. Holy Communion and the English Reformation. By Rev. Carlos Miranda.
• 85. Richard Hooker on The Holy Eucharist. By Fr. Robert Sanders.
• 95. The Practical Significance of the Eucharist. By Fr. Thomas J. Boully.
• 100. A Means of Grace within the Exhortation. By Rev. Eric Jorgensen.
• 104. The Communion of Saints. By Fr. Bill Guerard.
• 106. The Humerus Bone of Contention. By Rev. Dale Crouthamel.
• 108. Meaningful Worship. By Rev. Andrew McIntyre.
• 112. The Vulnerable God. By Rev. Mark Miller.
• 113. Liturgy in an Age of Entertainment. By Dr. Bob Grant.
• 116. Orthodox Anglican Identity. By Dr. Charles Erlandson.

Letters From The Flock — articles by Anglican laymen and laywomen

• 125. The Role of a Deaconess in a Traditional Anglican Church By Dss. Debbie Kidd.
• 130. Bower Birds. By Jeremy S. Conrad.
• 132. Christian Education and the Future of the Church. By Heidi Hawks.

Letters From Our Brothers — articles by Christians in other denominations

• 140. Branded or Baptized? By Dr. Peter Leithart.
• 144. Anglican, Examine Thyself. By Rev. Jeffrey Meyers.
• 147. The History of Paedocommunion from the Early Church to 1500. By Rev. Tommy Lee.
• 157. Response to Fr. Boonzaaijer’s comparison of the 39 Articles & Belgic Confession. By Rev. Daniel R. Hyde.
• 166. Who is in Charge of Hermeneutics? By Parson Ron Smith.

The Anglican Musician — fresh, professional, orthodox Anglican music

• 189. Just a Little Wine. By Tim Werkema.
• 191. This is the Body of Christ. By Joseph M. Gleason.