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Posted by: CoramDeo2k5 Original: 12/8/2007 2:53 PM Comments: 2 eProps: 4 Read Comments Post a Comment Back to Your Xanga Site

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Saturday, December 08, 2007

So, I have started to study the Anglican/Epsicopal Church, and may join it. I feel like everything in my life has been leading up to this moment. I also feel like, as a Baptist, I am ending my Protest and coming home. For those of you, my readers, who may not know Baptist history, Baptists split from the Anglican church over the issue of baptism. So, while most Protestants say that becoming Catholic is like coming home, being at a Catholic church, for me, feels like visiting my grandparents. I don't know what else to say about this, I just wanted to get it in writing and out of my head, to share it with someone besides the Episcopal priest who is helping me study. Please, pray for me.

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I make this recommendation as one who has been through Anglicanism: before you make your decision, find an Orthodox Church and just attend a service.

Posted 12/10/2007 7:52 PM by The_Oxford_Movement - reply

If I may make my own recommendation (contra Prelacy and Independency both): there is a Reformed Presbyterian congregation located in Belle Center. I met the pastor, Phil Pockras, at our Synod last June; he's excellent. -- Just some advice from your friendly neighborhood Covenanter.