Salt & Light Begins
May 9, 2008
Beloved in Christ,
This is a time when there is a lot of controversy in the Christian world—and a fair bit of understandable concern with what is taught in the historic Church, notably in one of the world’s most ancient, the Anglican (English) Church, a highly-significant Christian faith, especially to Americans, who might not know that this was the majority faith of our Founding Fathers.
This is a chance to know a classically, but Scripturally faithful and Spirit-led Anglican parish, taught by its rector.
Tomorrow, we begin our spring Salt and Light class–Anglican Christianity 101—in our parish hall Saturdays, 10:30-11:30 AM—running about 12 weeks. Our text, Outline of an Anglican Life, comprises about 15% of the material—but is a great start. This is a class for those who want to know the Lord better in the ancient way—and to explore our common roots with Christians everywhere. If you have been a recent visitor to All Saints and would like to learn more—this is an excellent vehicle to understand how we practice Jesus’ Lordship here—where we came from—and where we are going.
If you have not been to Salt and Light, you are missing a blessing and a real chance to expand your spiritual life. Pray about being part of us—we’d love to have ya!
In Him,
C+
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Thanks for continuing to publish the Sunday bulletin on the new website.
I read it every week without fail and am always happy to see that you all are having exactly the same service (often the same hymns) that we are having here in Lexington, Ky. I also saw Rev. Michael Green who has a CANA parish in Raleigh, N.C. on the Stand Firm website last Sunday. If you missed it, you might want to see if it is still available. It was excellent.
Gerald,
We’re glad to hear that our traditional services are the same as those in your parish and appreciate your visiting our site and reading the bulletins. Thank you for the information about Rev. Green.