The Anglican Way is a guidebook for anyone interested in following Jesus as an Anglican Christian. Written for both the newcomer and the person who wants to go deeper, this book answers hundreds of questions about history, theology, worship, and more. Learn about this ancient but fast-growing branch of the Body of Christ. Let this guide help you as you walk the Anglican Way. A Methodist pastor, Reverend Robert Pelfrey, wrote this about the book. We think he sums it up well: The best thing about The Anglican Way is how it covers a broad sweep of life in the Anglican Way without sacrificing the depth that should naturally come with a book about Christian living (though, tragically, all too often does not). Are there books that cover more Anglican history and theology? Yes. Are there books that include more Anglican prayers and liturgy? Of course. Are there books that more completely discuss the particularities and intricacies of the Anglican tradition? Perhaps (though not many). But is there any book anywhere that covers all of these things -- Anglican history, theology, distinctives, prayers and liturgies, and many other aspects of the balance and complexities of the Anglican Way -- all in one winsome, personal, and very practical volume? I feel sure in saying that there is not. The Anglican Way is a book born of passion and a lifetime of devotion. McKenzie is obviously both highly knowledgable of, and deeply committed to his subject matter. Other traditions would do well to have such a voice. Regardless of one's background or denominational affiliation, there is much here that is instructional...and inspirational. More Praise for The Anglican Way "The Anglican Way is an immensely helpful introduction to Anglicanism. By contrasting the seeming polarities, Thomas McKenzie helps readers to understand the richness -- and the seeming contradictions -- of this extraordinary Way of being a Christian. The writing is practical and accessible and the fruit of significant pastoral engagement." - The Most Reverend Robert Duncan, Archbishop of the Anglican Church in North America "At a time when a great many people are discovering the Anglican way of Christian discipleship, there is a tremendous need for resources that lay out what this involves. Thomas McKenzie offers just that in this excellent introduction. He supplies us with a clear overview that provides the newcomer to Anglicanism and the experienced practitioner with numerous valuable insights. I am therefore delighted to commend The Anglican Way warmly." - The Very Reverend Dr. Justyn Terry, Dean and President of Trinity School for Ministry "The Anglican way of worshipping God and following Jesus is beautiful and effective. But some guidance is needed along the first steps on that way. In The Anglican Way, Thomas McKenzie is an reliable and relatable guide. I commend The Anglican Way to all those who are exploring an Anglican Church." - The Right Reverend Todd Hunter, Bishop of the Diocese of Churches for the Sake of Others

The Anglican Way: A Guidebook

History

McKenzie, Thomas

World

Rabbit Room

Lent is a desert. We enter this wilderness once a year, seeking the God who dwells in dry, silent places. In this little book, Thomas McKenzie, a Benedictine oblate and Anglican priest, guides you through Lent. Day by day, you’ll hear from the Desert Fathers, masters of Lenten spirituality. Through Fr. Thomas’ personal reflections on their words, you’ll be challenged to walk in trust down this ancient path.

Lent with the Desert Fathers

Religion & Spirituality

Worship & Devotion

Colony Catherine

"The Harpooner" is a daily devotional guide for Advent. Father Thomas McKenzie, an Anglican priest, guides you through this holy season. Short Bible readings, prayers, and a brief homily will help keep you focused on the goodness of God this December.

The Harpooner: An Advent Devotional

Christian Books & Bibles

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Benedictine monks and nuns pray the psalms seven times a day, seven days a week. Every week they pray each of the psalms at least once. They do this because St. Benedict required this in his Rule. More importantly, they do it because the psalms are the prayer book of the Church, because they were the prayer book of Jesus. Praying the psalms is a transformative experience. About this book, the author/editor, Fr. Thomas McKenzie, says this: "For many years, I looked for a simple prayer book of the psalms. He wanted a way to pray along with the monks. Not that I think I can always devote that much time to daily prayer (though I’d like to). Rather because I’d like to make the psalms more central to my life of prayer and meditation. However, I was frustrated because I couldn’t find the book I needed. So I decided to make one for myself. The project was more involved than I thought it would be. Towards the end of my work, I realized that there might be other people who would benefit from this prayer book. So I’ve made it available to the world at a low price. I am not the author of this book. I’m not even the one who decided what it would contain. I’m merely the person who laid it out. This really is just the psalms, along with a very few canticles, prayers, and ancient hymns. I chose to use the translations found in the Book of Common Prayer (1979). These translations are in modern language and are designed to be said or sung aloud. I hope it will be a blessing to your life of prayer."

The Work of God: A Prayer Book of the Psalms in accordance with the Rule of St. Benedict

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The Anglican Way: A Guidebook

Lent with the Desert Fathers

The Harpooner: An Advent Devotional

The Work of God: A Prayer Book of the Psalms in accordance with the Rule of St. Benedict