A Church to Believe In

Un Iglesia Creible, Spanish translation of our best-selling A Church to Believe In. Written by the Rev. Dr. Peter C. Moore, retired Dean, Trinity Episcopal School for Ministry and translated by Martin and Susana Garvie and the Rev. Daniel Genovesi, Canon to Archbishop Gregory Venables of Buenos Aires, Argentina. What does classical Anglicanism offer to the Spanish-speaking world? Find the answers here. Glossary and study questions included.

What is Anglicanism?

A strong descriptive and brief history of Anglicanism. Perfect for tract racks, for visitors, and Christian Ed for teens and adults. Terrific Alpha resource. 24 pages with full glossary of Anglican terms.

Que es el Anglicanismo?

Excellent Spanish translation of What is Anglicanism? by Andres Casanueva, Assistant Area Director of the Americas, Wycliffe Bible Translators International. 24 pages with complete glossary.

The Basics of the Christain Faith

What are the basics of the Christian faith? Written by the Rev. Canon Mark Pearson for his own children, this book is a gentle explanation of the essential components of the Christian life and how to put them into practice, one at a time. The book helps build a firm, personal spiritual foundation. This is an excellent resource for Alpha classes and Christian Ed or Confirmation classes for age 10 on.

Bio:The Rev. Canon Mark A. Pearson is an accomplished author, organist and priest in the Charismatic Episcopal Church. He is President of the Institute for Christian Renewal in Plaistow, New Hampshire 03865. Previous books include Christian Healing, Why Can't I Be Me: Healing for Wounded Personalities and Christian Healing: A Practical and Comprehensive Guide.

Canon Pearson has been active in the healing ministry since the late '70's, working with the Order of St. Luke. He was made Honorary Canon by the Episcopal Church of the Philippines in 1986. Canon Pearson has a Masters degree from Oxford University and a Doctor of Ministry from Boston University. He and his physician-wife May are building a residential healing center based on medicine, Christian counseling and prayer in Plaistow.

A Church to Believe In

2nd Edition; The Rev. Dr. Peter C. Moore [ISBN 1-893051-01-3] Quickly becoming a standard for Alpha classes, Dr. Moore’s elegant treatise explores the Anglican Communion and the Episcopal Church, USA. Based on the assumption that with a God to believe in and a Savior and Lord to revere, what kind of body or church is needed to sustain us? 120 pages with questions.

Two Sexes, One Flesh: Why the Church cannot bless same-sex marriage.

The Rev. Dr. Stephen F. Noll, Dean Uganda Christian University. Clearly, the topic that will receive the most discussion at the General Convention, Minneapolis, 2003. The only way this can be defeated is for lay people inform themselves on this issue and speak /write to their elected representatives. A must read!

The Thirty-Nine Articles, Buried Alive?

The Rev. Dr. Sam Pascoe [ISBN 1-893051-00-5] The Articles of Religion have held a prominent place in Anglican theology for over a century. Today they are almost totally ignored by clergy and bishops alike. Dr. Pascoe explains the content and context of the articles and their place in the formation of our spiritual lives today. 160 pages with questions.

Steadfast Faith: A Guide for Christians in an Ailing Church.

The Rev. Todd H. Wetzel. The world of the Episcopal Church, USA has been turbulent for over a decade as our leaders stray farther from respected Anglican norms. How can we sustain our lives in the midst of this turbulence? 200 pages.

A Wholesome Example, Sexual Morality and the Episcopal Church

The Rev. Robert W. Prichard, Editor. Fr. Prichard’s experience as a parish priest included “the young man who wanted me to tell his family about his gay life style to a young bride’s parents who asked me to advise their daughter to live with, rather than marry her fiancée.” This is not uncommon in today’s world. Contributors say “Not so fast!” Substantive guidance for parents, priests and teens.

Faith Founded on Scripture with the Rev. Dr. Terry Fullam. 34 minutes

Reviews the historic place of Scripture in the development of the tenets of the Anglican church. From Cramner to this day, on which precepts were we founded?

Into His Courts with Praise, the Rev. Dr. Terry Fullam. 34 minutes

Terry Fullam’s ebullient teaching on worship and praise. Guaranteed to brighten any day.

Ambassadors for Christ, the Rev. Dr. Terry Fullam, 40 minutes

What is an evangelist? An ambassador for Christ! Simply elegant teaching.

Homosexuality and the Bible, the Rev. Todd H. Wetzel
and the Rev. Dr. Peter C. Moore. 37 minutes

Television and the print media portray homosexuality as cute, normal and acceptable. As Christians, we must be trained to refute this destructive behavior. Important teaching for vestries and delegates to diocesan conventions.

The Authority of Scripture, the Rev. Dr. Peter C. Moore. 22 minutes

Most of us live in revisionist dioceses where the Bible is painted as an outdated document that needs to be rewritten by bishops and other cultural iconoclasts. This video dissolves doubt about any need for revision!

“The Authority of Scripture”

Companion tract to the video, above. the Rev. Dr. Peter C. Moore, Dean, Trinity School for Ministry, explains how the four major segments within the Episcopal Church view the creation of Scripture. This explanation then illustrates why liberal revisionists feel so comfortable with changing Scripture to suit their purposes and why this is so very dangerous. Used widely in adult edudation.