Our stance
Why we hold to the Reformed, Protestant faith of the Church of England, and what that means in practice.
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Why “Continuing”?
Why our congregations stand outside the Church of England while keeping its historic doctrine.
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- All congregations
- St Silas’, Wolverhampton
- St Mary’s, Reading
- St John’s, South London
- Holy Trinity, Frinton-on-Sea
Our congregations
A handful of small congregations. Visitors are always most welcome.
Find a congregation
- Morning and Evening Prayer App
- Collects for the year
- Book of Common Prayer
- Hymn finder App
- Audio Bible with Strong’s App
- Catechism self-assessment App
Daily Prayer
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 Book of Common Prayer
The 1662 Prayer Book: our pattern of worship and a standard of doctrine.
About the Prayer Book
Audio Bible
Scripture read aloud in the Authorised Version, every word linked to the Greek and Hebrew.
Open the BibleThe Catechism
The Prayer Book Catechism, with a self-assessment to learn it by heart.
Start the Catechism- All resources
- The Thirty-nine Articles
- The Homilies
- J. C. Ryle Knots Untied
- The Reformers
- Essays and articles
- Journals
The Thirty-nine Articles
The Articles of Religion of 1571: the Church of England’s confession of faith.
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The Homilies
The Books of Homilies, appointed to be read in churches, in the original and in modern English.
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The Reformers
Wycliffe, Tyndale, Frith, Latimer and Cranmer: the men who reformed the English Church.
Meet the Reformers
- Sermons