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Reciprocated love in Narcissus
“…for in the mirroring surface of the water he saw the handsomest face he had ever seen.” (D’Aulaire, 1962, p. 95) The well-known Greek tragedy…
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Anglican History and Head Coverings (1 Corinthians 11)
Anglicans can be rather fussy about clergy hats, bishops love their mitres and priests their hats and caps. But we also have a long tradition…
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Obituary of Rev. Steve Macías (1990-2073)
Yesterday, I read Donald Miller’s book Hero on a Mission (https://amzn.to/4aIN9uw) and one of the exercises is to write your obituary and work on your…
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2023 Year in Review
Here are a few of my personal and ministry highlights from 2023. As I reflect on the remarkable journey that was 2023, I am humbled…
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The Naval Officer Trope in Austen’s Persuasion
The portrait of an American naval officer is at the entrance of our church, Lt. Commander Norman R. Milbank. He was born in Alberta, Canada…
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Ray Sutton’s Defense of Paedo-Communion
An excerpt from Bishop Sutton, (Reformed Episcopal Church, ACNA): “The church is to do no less than Christ when it comes to admitting people to…
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Peter Hallock’s connection to Canterbury School
Many of my “liturgical arts” friends know of Peter Hallock (November 19, 1924 – April 27, 2014) through his choral music published through the compline…
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Join me at the 2023 Kingdom Leadership Conference
I’m thrilled to share that I’ll be a keynote speaker at this year’s Kingdom Leadership Conference, taking place from December 26 to 29, 2023. But…
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James B. Jordan wanted to be Anglican
Back in 1980, James B. Jordan (Biblical Horizons, Theopolis Institute) had just finished his studies at Westminster Theological Seminary and was working alongside Ray Sutton…
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Kuyperian Politics: Understanding the Calvinist Concept of Sphere Sovereignty in Civil Government
Abraham Kuyper, a prominent figure in Dutch politics and theology during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, had a profound impact on both the…