@jupiterinaries6150 Yes, Episcopal churches recognize seven sacraments. My church for instance practices confession and unction. But the catholic church does not recognize our holy orders, if that is important to you. Check the church out in my channel. Most catholics would assume it is a catholic church if they saw it. Several members here are in fact catholics.
@@sameash3153 no it’s not important to me but I think it’s unfortunate that the CC doesn’t accept them. Also what’s really been drawing me in is the homilies. I find them so practical and applicable to the issues of our time and how to bring Gods love to the world. Yes I will check out your churches channel. Thanks.
I go to the E Church, but made up my own version--secular humanism. No God or Jesus--ultra simple with some pretty music. The Bible, prayer book etc after 55 years is a bunch of kooky gobbledygook. One is free to "worship' like this in the EC--that's why it's cool.
We only call the Church here is Australia Anglican we used to call it the Church of England and because of the C of E abbreviation some people would name it as the Christmas and Easter Church inferring only Christmas and Easter attendance
Secular Humanism has nothing to do with spirituality. Nothing deep.Just try to be a good person. Still Christians today believe and have witnessed people getting healed instantly, some including my self have prayed for individuals to be healed in Jesus name,and they were healed.
complete waste of time - episcopalians will ignore canon and any 3 legged chairs when asked to choose between Christianity and left-wing politics. Bishop Barbara Harris elected without regard to canon, Bishop Robinson elected without regard to canon. Rules are for little people.
Thank you for the video. Easy to follow for someone not familiar with the church.
I love this! Do I have to convert to Episcopal to attend Eucharist? I’m Catholic but I love that third leg of Reason!
No! Any baptized Christians can receive Communion in the Episcopal Church
In the old days you had to be confirmed as an Episcopalian.
@@sameash3153 I recently heard an Episcopalian priest say that they accept all of the Catholic sacraments as valid. That’s good news.
@jupiterinaries6150 Yes, Episcopal churches recognize seven sacraments. My church for instance practices confession and unction. But the catholic church does not recognize our holy orders, if that is important to you.
Check the church out in my channel. Most catholics would assume it is a catholic church if they saw it. Several members here are in fact catholics.
@@sameash3153 no it’s not important to me but I think it’s unfortunate that the CC doesn’t accept them. Also what’s really been drawing me in is the homilies. I find them so practical and applicable to the issues of our time and how to bring Gods love to the world.
Yes I will check out your churches channel. Thanks.
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I go to the E Church, but made up my own version--secular humanism. No God or Jesus--ultra simple with some pretty music. The Bible, prayer book etc after 55 years is a bunch of kooky gobbledygook. One is free to "worship' like this in the EC--that's why it's cool.
“I know everyone here is vegan, but I’m gonna eat my own version of veganism, prime rib”
We only call the Church here is Australia Anglican we used to call it the Church of England and because of the C of E abbreviation some people would name it as the Christmas and Easter Church inferring only Christmas and Easter attendance
Secular Humanism has nothing to do with spirituality. Nothing deep.Just try to be a good person. Still Christians today believe and have witnessed people getting healed instantly, some including my self have prayed for individuals to be healed in Jesus name,and they were healed.
complete waste of time - episcopalians will ignore canon and any 3 legged chairs when asked to choose between Christianity and left-wing politics. Bishop Barbara Harris elected without regard to canon, Bishop Robinson elected without regard to canon. Rules are for little people.