- Lectionary Readings
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Various lectionary sources are available online.
Church Publishing offers
Preparing for Sunday for the Sunday lectionary. Satucket's
The Lectionary is a guide
to the daily prayers and readings included in
the public worship of our church.
Satucket is also an excellent source for private devotions. Another site is
The Lectionary Page, maintained
by Kelly Puckett of Austin, Texas, which is even more
specifically oriented toward The Episcopal Church with coverage
of the two lectionaries currently in use.
A fourth location for calendar-based readings from the
Revised
Common Lectionary is offered by the Divinity Library of Vanderbilt
University.
- Church Publishing
- Church Publishing is the
Church's bookstore. It offers useful online versions of its Episcopal
parish and clergy directories:
- Forward Movement Publications
- Forward
Movement is another Church publisher, the source of Forward
Day By Day and the online
Today's
Reading.
- BBC Choral Evensong
- A rich resource in our heritage, every week on
BBC Radio 3.
- Anglicans Online
- Anglicans Online
is an excellent resource for learning about our church and other
member churches of the worldwide Anglican Communion, of which the
Episcopal Church USA is a part.
- The Book of Common Prayer
- The Book of
Common Prayer, the primary guide for our corporate praise and worship,
is available online. Compare the 1979 prayer book with other editions,
going back to 1662 and before.
- Bible Briefs
- Bible
Briefs from the Virginia Theological
Seminary: a series of short, highly readable pamphlets introducing
books of the Holy Scriptures
- The Episcopal Church & Visual Arts
- ECVA is a non-profit organization
founded in 2000 to “encourage artists, individuals,
congregations, and scholars to engage the visual arts in the spiritual
life of the church”.
- The Episcopal Cafe
- The Episcopal Cafe is
a source of news about The Episcopal Church sponsored by the Episcopal
Diocese of Washington (D.C.).
- Louie Crew
- Louie Crew,
who founded the organization called Integrity,
recently served on the Executive Council of the national church
and has represented the Diocese of Newark at General Convention.
His web site is an opinionated collection of web links, church documents,
and personal reflections that nonetheless contains items of information
not easily located elsewhere online.
- Openly Episcopal in Albany
- The blog Openly Episcopal
in Albany provides commentary on news and issues relating to the
Episcopal Church of concern to members of the Diocese of Albany.
It is allied with Albany Via Media
and kept by John White, a member of St. Andrew's.
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of the State of New York from the Canadian border in the
north and the Vermont, Massachusetts, and Connecticut borders in the
east to Columbia, Greene, and Delaware Counties in the South and
Otsego, Herkimer, and St. Lawrence Counties in the West.
The Diocese of Albany is part of
Province 2 of the Episcopal Church.
The Episcopal Church USA
is the official website for our denomination. Learn about the ministries,
organizations, and governance of the national church. Also search for
dioceses, and parishes nationwide.
The Anglican Communion
is an informal alliance of national churches, including the Episcopal
Church USA, with ecclesiastical ties to the Church of England and
the Archbishop of Canterbury.
