HeyJaredPray Tell
A podcast about the Anglican tradition and the value it offers to the modern world, hosted by Parishioners at St. Matthew Anglican Church in Abbotsford.
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From Henry VIII to King Charles | The English Reformation's Enduring Impact (opens the original)
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Was Henry VIII really the reason for the English Reformation? The English Reformation, Protestant Reformation, Henry VIII, the Church of England, and the Book of Common Prayer are often presented as a straightforward story of a king breaking with Rome. But the story is considerably older, and more complicated, than Henry VIII’s divorce from Catherine of Aragon. In this episode of Pray Tell, Trevor and Al explore what was really happening beneath the surface of the English Reformation: the influe
Come on Anglicans, Pick a Lane! | Catholic AND Reformed? (opens the original)
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Trevor and Al explore what makes the Anglican Church unique within broader Christianity. They discuss the concept of the "middle road" (Via Media), how Anglicanism balances both Protestant and Catholic roots, and what it truly means to be a "big tent" faith focused on Jesus. From the Book of Common Prayer and liturgy to church authority and historical traditions, Trevor and Al share their personal journeys into the Anglican Parish and reflect on creating a welcoming community for all believers.
Who’s Actually in Charge of the Anglican Church? | Pray Tell Podcast (opens the original)
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Who is actually in charge of the Anglican church? When conflicts arise, theology clashes, or culture shifts, who actually has the final say? For many, church hierarchy looks like a rigid, top-down corporate ladder. For others, complete independence seems like the ultimate freedom, until a personality clash splits the congregation apart. Is there a third way? In this episode of Pray Tell, Trevor and Al pull back the curtain on Anglican church leadership, authority, and the "impossible" balancing
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