sac·ris·tan
ˈsakrəstən/
noun
noun: sacristan; plural noun: sacristans; noun: sacrist; plural noun: sacrists
1. a person in charge of a sacristy and its contents.
sac·ris·ty
ˈsakrəstē/
noun
1 a room in a church where a priest prepares for a service, and where vestments and other things used in worship are kept.
Seems appropriate for a guy who names his website Amateur Anglican.
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Gone is https://adiscipleofjesusblog.wordpress.com
It’s now http://www.amateuranglican.com
Other updates coming.
May the peace of the Lord be always with you.
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I know I’ve written about the “Amateur” portion of my blog in “Why Amateur?”(see link above). But, why Anglican? is also a valid question. So indeed, why am I an Anglican? Please remember that it is just a room off the main hall of Christianity (please google CS Lewis for what that means, if you don’t know).
This does take as an assumption that I am a Christian. Or, maybe better: Am I a Christian? No, Continue reading
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Encouragement and ideas for Orthodox Christians raising children in The Faith. From the Antiochian Orthodox Department of Christian Education.
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