Useful Links

[Polycarp1]

Outstanding series of articles on Anglican Spirituality (http://www.anglicancommunion.org/spirituality/aboutspirituality.html) at the Anglican Communion website

Membership of the Anglican Communion (http://www.anglicancommunion.org/tour/index.cfm) -- a page of links to the member churches of the Anglican Communion

Anglicans Online (http://anglicansonline.org/), an independent, non-official but fair and comprehensive website for Anglican information

The Episcopal Church website (http://ecusa.anglican.org/)

Main index page for the Church of England website (http://www.cofe.anglican.org/)

Anglican Church of Australia website (http://www.anglican.org.au/)

Anglican Church of Canada website (http://www.anglican.ca/)

Joint website (http://www.recus.org/) of the Reformed Episcopal Church and the Anglican Province of America*

Anglican Mission in America website (http://www.anglicanmissioninamerica.org/)*

What Anglicans Believe (http://anglicansonline.org/basics/what_believe.html) (very brief, with interesting links)

The historical CoE and ECUSA Books of Common Prayer (http://justus.anglican.org/resources/bcp/)

The 1979 Book of Common Prayer (http://www.saintgabriels.org/bcp/index.html") for ECUSA (page is Table of Contents, with links to individual sections of the book).

Links to Books of Common Prayer (http://justus.anglican.org/resources/bcp/bcp.htm#Other%20BCP's) from other parts of the Anglican Communion

Website of the American Anglican Council (http://www.americananglican.org/), the conservative grouping within the Episcopal Church



* It should be made clear here that these churches are not members of the Anglican Communion but consider themselves as carrying on the Anglican tradition in an independent role, and their members are welcomed as Anglicans in this forum.

[chalice_thunder]

Might I add this GREAT lectionary site?

http://www.io.com/~kellywp/

I use it almost daily in my ministry.

[pmcleanj]

Might I add this GREAT lectionary site?

http://www.io.com/~kellywp/

Good site! I use it weekly for Bible Study. And also these lectionary study-sites:

http://divinity.lib.vanderbilt.edu/lectionary/ -- Vanderbilt University Divinity Library Revised Common Lectionary Site.
http://www.montreal.anglican.org/comments/ -- Anglican Diocese of Montreal comments on the RCL
http://www.episcopalchurch.org/5400_33946_ENG_HTM.htm -- RCL lesson plans

The following are not Anglican links per se, but are excellent resources for studying the weekly Lessons.
http://www.plu.edu/~crel/wordlink/ -- Pacific Lutheran University comments on the RCL
http://www.ucc.org/worship/samuel/ -- United Church of Christ comments on the RCL
http://www.sundayschoollessons.com
http://www.sermons4kids.com/
http://www.efree.mb.ca/lectionarypuzzles

[Polycarp1]

In an effort to link to major church and BCP sites, I forgot two of my favorite sites:

http://satucket.com/lectionary/Calendar.htm This is the Calendar of the Church Year, with all ECUSA-authorized commemorations of saints and feast days except movable feasts (tied to the date of Easter) listed. The main page is the church calendar; each listing is a link to a biography of the saint (or a short write-up on the feast) with lectionary and collect for the day.

http://www.oremus.org/hymnal/82.html Index to The Hymnal 1982. Links connect to pages on individual hymns which give the text unless copyright issues preclude doing so, the author, and generally a MIDI file of the music to which it is set. (Some of the MIDI files leave a bit to be desired musically. :()

[TomUK]

I site i use often for a variety of reasons is www.wikipedia.org It is just a very good and concise online encyclopedia, and i've found it helpful at times to fill in basic gaps in my knowledge- religious or otherwise.

[chalice_thunder]

Good site! I use it weekly for Bible Study. And also these lectionary study-sites:

http://divinity.lib.vanderbilt.edu/lectionary/ -- Vanderbilt University Divinity Library Revised Common Lectionary Site.
http://www.montreal.anglican.org/comments/ -- Anglican Diocese of Montreal comments on the RCL
http://www.episcopalchurch.org/5400_33946_ENG_HTM.htm -- RCL lesson plans

The following are not Anglican links per se, but are excellent resources for studying the weekly Lessons.
http://www.plu.edu/~crel/wordlink/ -- Pacific Lutheran University comments on the RCL
http://www.ucc.org/worship/samuel/ -- United Church of Christ comments on the RCL
http://www.sundayschoollessons.com
http://www.sermons4kids.com/
http://www.efree.mb.ca/lectionarypuzzles

WOW - thanks for all the goodies! Can't wait to explore and use them! :clap:

[chalice_thunder]

In an effort to link to major church and BCP sites, I forgot two of my favorite sites:

http://satucket.com/lectionary/Calendar.htm This is the Calendar of the Church Year, with all ECUSA-authorized commemorations of saints and feast days except movable feasts (tied to the date of Easter) listed. The main page is the church calendar; each listing is a link to a biography of the saint (or a short write-up on the feast) with lectionary and collect for the day.

http://www.oremus.org/hymnal/82.html Index to The Hymnal 1982. Links connect to pages on individual hymns which give the text unless copyright issues preclude doing so, the author, and generally a MIDI file of the music to which it is set. (Some of the MIDI files leave a bit to be desired musically. :()

Hey Poly
I had never seen the Hymnal Index - THAT could come in handy-dandy.
:bow:

PS thanks for the rep/comment :D

[sarahbug]

Hey, thanks for all the links! Looks like I'll have a lot of learning resources now. :D

[TomUK]

Anther good hymnal website is the Cyber Hymnal (http://www.cyberhymnal.org/) It isn't totally comprehensive but you can search for hymns by a number of methods - seasons, tune, biblical verse etc.l

[September]

Lots of great resources here... thanks! :cool:

I also use HymnSite.com (http://hymnsite.com/lection/)all the time.

[Susan]

Thank you VERY much for this. . .*makes note to self to put all of these sites in favorites

[Polycarp1]

...make this thread a sticky? I found it on page 2, and I think the resources could be very valuable. Thanks! :)

[JeffreyLloyd]

Done :)

[Polycarp1]

Done :)
Thanks, Jeffrey!!! :)

[Zacharias]

The Charismatic Epsicopal Church's official website: http://www.iccec.org/index1.html

What is the Charismatic Epsicopal Church? http://www.iccec.org/whowerare/index1.html

[Cjwinnit]

www.shipoffools.com (http://www.shipoffools.com) is worth a look.

[Wigglesworth]

Here are some Old Catholic and Anglican links that I've found interesting:

Old Catholic Church of North America (http://www.occna.org/)- Father Rick's communion.

Polish National Catholic Church (http://www.pncc.org/)- a communion started by Polish Americans who were excommunicated from the Roman Catholic Church, with bishops having an apostolic heritage through the Archbishop of Utrecht.

Father Tony Begonja's Guide to Autocephalous Churches (http://www.ind-movement.org/)- an outdated but informative website with many links to Old Catholic, Independent Catholic, and a variety of other kinds of bishops and churches.

Anglican Province of Christ the Good Shepherd (http://goodshepherdanglican.org/)- a Charismatic Anglo-Catholic communion.

Communion of Evangelical Episcopal Churches (http://www.theceec.org/)- a Charismatic Convergence communion with roots in the ECUSA.

:crossrc:

[IowaLutheran]

Here's some cool links I have come across. This links to the C of E's online daily breviary:

http://www.breviary.info/office.html

This is the journal of St John's College in Durham. The current issue (summer 05) has lots of great articles on Tolkien, Pope JPII, and DaVinci Code (the latter is Tom Wright's take on it - if you're looking for a short article to debunk it without having to read a book, this is it).

http://www.dur.ac.uk/StJohnsCollege/borderlands/journal.htm

[Zacharias]

The Liturgy of the Hours: http://www.liturgyhours.org/

This website offers daily Liturgy of the Hours Morning, Daytime, Evening and Night Prayer, plus the Office of Readings. The prayers are offered in Adobe Acrobat formats that print as booklets, display on PCs and mobile devices, and 'Read Out Loud' on PCs.

[svdbygrace]

Online King James (Authorized Version) of the Holy Bible with the Apocrypha (http://etext.lib.virginia.edu/kjv.browse.html) :)

[DarthDigger]

all the links on here are really great! thanks everyone..

may I add one non-christian site that I find very helpful....

www.dictionary.com (http://www.dictionary.com)

You've just got to love it... especially when your young and can't spell to save your life!

DD

[Naomi4Christ]

http://www.cofe.anglican.org
http://www.churchsociety.org (http://www.churchsociety.org/)
http://www.biblegateway.com (http://www.biblegateway.com/)
http://www.eauk.org (http://www.eauk.org/)
http://www.premier.org.uk
http://www.anglican-mainstream.net

[IowaLutheran]

Here's a page with a helpful lectionary/daily office guide.

http://www.missionstclare.com/english/index.html
(http://www.io.com/%7Ekellywp/)

[IowaLutheran]

Ooops, somehow I messed that up, let me try that again:

http://www.missionstclare.com/english/index.html

[Groce]

http://www.acn-us.org/ the Network

http://www.americananglican.org/site/c.ikLUK3MJIpG/b.551235/k.CBA8/Home.htm AAC link

http://titusonenine.classicalanglican.net/ best anglican blog

http://www.texascoalition.org/ AAC for Texas

http://www.virtueonline.org/portal/index.php

[karen freeinchristman]

http://www.fulcrum-anglican.org.uk/

Evangelical forum and newsboard

[DarthDigger]

http://www.cofe.anglican.org
http://www.churchsociety.org (http://www.churchsociety.org/)
http://www.biblegateway.com (http://www.biblegateway.com/)
http://www.eauk.org (http://www.eauk.org/)
http://www.premier.org.uk
http://www.anglican-mainstream.net
Hey Naomi - I haven't spoken to you in ages!

[karen freeinchristman]

Here is a really cool website: http://www.sermonspice.com/

It is a site full of downloadable videos and loops really useful for any talk, sermon, youth, all-age, alternative worship, teaching - all kinds of places. It's great! If you click on the "sermon illustrations" tab, you can then specify a topic (again, I stress, it's not just for sermons!). There is a cost to download them, ranging from $10 to $20 as far as I can tell, but I think it would be worth it in many circumstances. :thumbsup:

[karen freeinchristman]

bumping to get our sticky section in order