Anglican Blogs
I found a list of Anglican blogs on the internet, but many were dead links or abandoned blogs, so I started culling those out — and collecting new ones.
Nobody could be more surprised than me to find that we would be attending an Episcopal church in 2007. Reading their blogs is one of the ways I can become more familiar with this wide-ranging and hitherto unknown tribe.
A Day in the Life of an Artist
Blogging with Beddingfield – John Beddingfield
The Confessing Tiger – The Rev. David Dubay
Douglas Knight: Resources for Christian Theology
Glad to be Anglican – David Beckmann
A Guy in the Pew: Chuck Blanchard
Hoosier Musings in Big Sky Country
Ink Smudges – Christopher Robinson
Irenic Thoughts: King of Peace
Lively Dust (Lavonne Neff)
Matthew Griffin’s Reading Journal
Monastery of the Remarkable English Martyrs
Notes from a Small Curate – John Davies
Off Again: Chronicles of Our Seminary Experience
Peterite – St Peter’s London Docks
Practicing Intentional Gratitude
Scribere Orare Est – Jared Cramer
Stand Firm: Traditional Anglicanism in America
thank you! a number of these were unknown to me too, very useful to see.
Welcome to the jungle. :0)
I second Kyle :-P
We too jumped into the “jungle” recently and have surprised everyone, ourselves included, by becoming Episcopalians. And I’m a fellow Ezzo disliker. Thanks for the link.
>surprised everyone, ourselves included, by becoming Episcopalians.
Wow–so you know the feeling, eh?
He, he, he! I didn’t know there were so many Anglican bloggers out there. I thought I was the only one!
You’ve missed out some really good ones, some of which are in the following list ;-)
http://timchesterton.blogspot.com/
http://paultrathen.blogspot.com/
http://revjph.blogspot.com/
http://3minutetheologian.org.uk/blog
http://www.qaya.org/blog
http://www.metacatholic.co.uk/
http://normallifeadventure.blogspot.com/
http://nothing-new-under-the-sun.blogspot.com/
http://mpjensen.blogspot.com/
http://topmostapple.blogspot.com/
http://ugleyvicar.blogspot.com/
http://bishopalan.blogspot.com/
http://jintoku.blogspot.com/
http://thanksgivinginallthings.blogspot.com/
Thanks, I’ll check ‘em out.
Wow – Sam listed me as a ‘good one’ – obviously easily pleased!
Unfortunately my log-in seems to have gone wrong so I can’t update it any more.
(that’s Normallifeadventure on Sam’s list)
http://fatherdavidheron@blogspot.com
fatherdavidheron.blogspot.com
I am so glad for this list. Lots to keep me busy here a while. Dare I add my own? http://askingsearchingknocking.blogspot.com
http://www.religiocity.org
Peace
Matt
Hi Kathy,
I know you are going to an actual Episcopal church… we are going to be visiting an Anglican Mission in America church… are any of the bloggers you listed AMiA?
Thanks! :)
Hi there, you!
I don’t know—nothing springs to my mind at this moment but I wouldn’t be surprised if some are. The list of blogs is a little overwhelming — I can’t keep everyone straight in my mind or even know what branch of Anglicanism they’re in.
I hope you will enjoy your visit! I would love to get your impressions. When we were looking around, AMiA was not an option in our area, and anyway it became a moot point when we fell in love with our church.
So, Kathy, what exactly distinguishes your church (that you have fallen in love with) from other Episcopal churches? How would you describe it? From my studies, I’ve learned that there are many different kinds of Episcopal churches… i.e. progressive, charismatic, evangelical, ones who use the 1928 Book Common of Prayer and those who use the 1978 Book of Common Prayer, etc.
My Episcopal Church is pretty standard-issue Episcopal, I think. It uses the modern prayerbook most of the time, except during Lent. In the range of worship styles I am not experienced enough to know for sure but I think it is between “broad” and “high”.
http://www.gracechurchparistn.org is the website for my church.
:-)
Hi from the Anglican Church of Australia! My blog tends to be anonymous autobiography but the Anglican Church is a pretty big part of my life so I’m happy to come out of the religious closet, so to speak. Thanks for providing this list (you’re #1 on Google – good stuff!)
Here’s a list:
http://anglicanblogs.blogspot.com/
Thanks for the great list of blogs. Would it be possible to include my blog on your list as well? http://www.danielgraves.ca “Reflections of a Canadian Churchman” My sermons blog and book review blog can be found by following links from that page as well.
Sincerely,
Fr. Dan Graves