Jared Henderson received his PhD in Philosophy from the University of Connecticut. He now works and writes in Austin, TX. He hosts two podcasts: Matins, a weekly reflection on a text from Christian history, and Augustinian, a biweekly podcast about the writings of St. Augustine.
The Prayer Book tradition prescribes no particular Advent fast — that is, there is no prescription for Anglicans to engage in an extended period of fasting during the season of Advent. In this way, Advent is distinct from Lent — the 1662 and 1928 give the ‘Forty Days of Lent’ (in the 2019 Book of…
William Love has resigned from his position as the Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Albany. Love’s future is uncertain — his resignation is effective February 1, 2021, and he has not said what he intends to do after he leaves his position. Some have speculated that he will remain as a parishioner in The…
Within American Christianity, and especially within American evangelicalism, we have seen a rise of interest in liturgy. Taking a quick look at InterVarsity Press’s site, one finds recent titles such as The Liturgy of Creation, Liturgy of the Ordinary, and The Liturgy of Politics. At Conciliar Post, Wesley Walker has compiled a list of articles…
Editor’s Note: While The Foolishness of God is published by The North American Anglican Press, this review was submitted independently, and it was not solicited by the journal. J. Brandon Meeks, The Foolishness of God: Reclaiming Preaching in the Anglican Tradition. Omaha, NB: The North American Anglican, 2020. Vii+207 pp. Paperback $14.99. Near the end…
I wish to start by wholeheartedly expressing my appreciation that the writers of The North American Anglican have sought to offer a new series of tracts for the 21st century, and I commend the author of Tract I, Fr. Charles Erlandson, for attempting a definition of Anglicanism. Global Anglicanism is in need of a definition,…
