Why we hold to the Reformed, Protestant faith of the Church of England, and what that means in practice.
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Why our congregations stand outside the Church of England while keeping its historic doctrine.
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A handful of small congregations. Visitors are always most welcome.
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Morning and Evening Prayer from the 1662 Book of Common Prayer, with today’s readings already in place. For the sick, the housebound and families at home.
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The 1662 Prayer Book: our pattern of worship and a standard of doctrine.
About the Prayer Book
Scripture read aloud in the Authorised Version, every word linked to the Greek and Hebrew.
Open the BibleThe Prayer Book Catechism, with a self-assessment to learn it by heart.
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The Articles of Religion of 1571: the Church of England’s confession of faith.
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The Books of Homilies, appointed to be read in churches, in the original and in modern English.
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Wycliffe, Tyndale, Frith, Latimer and Cranmer: the men who reformed the English Church.
Meet the Reformers
The Authorised (King James) Version. Choose a book and chapter, or search for a verse. Tap any word to see its Greek or Hebrew Strong’s entry.
Carry on where you left off
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