[sionnsar]

Note to the Traditional Anglican ping list: Starting tomorrow, I will not be around much for a week. I will be sending newheart a copy of the list in case somebody sees something that might be of interest to you all.

[sionnsar]

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[newheart]

Happy to be of service. I'll send you my email address via Freepmail.

[dixie sass]

When I think of the Orthodox Church, I think of the Greek Orthodox Church - is that what he is referring to?

[Kolokotronis]

This is a wonderful article. As one whose family has been Orthodox for about 1800 years, I certainly agree with him, but then I would, wouldn't I?

We have a couple of former Episcopalian families in our parish, a Greek Orthodox parish which now is less than 50% Greek and is probably 90% American born. Our Liturgy is mostly in English and both priests are American born, one a convert from Roman Catholicism.

I have been reading the various threads on the troubles in the Episcopal Church and am saddened by them, but I guess I have to ask and wonder why more Episcopalians haven't come over to Orthodoxy. Our former Episcopalian parishioners wonder the same thing.

[Honorary Serb]

Thank you very much for posting this, sionnsar. It is very helpful to me.

I have promised to stay with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America until the "gay votes" next August. (This is mainly to help other orthodox/conservative Lutherans.) After that, I must decide whether to become Orthodox. I ask God every day to show me which way I should go.

Grace and peace!

HS

[LiteKeeper]

read later

[BnBlFlag]

"Why should an Episcopalian become 'Orthodox'..."....I don't have the slightest idea nor am I interested. Although I certainly can understand why someone might want to leave the Apostate Episcopal Church.