The Episcopal Tradition with Frank Wade
February 16 | 10:10 AM - 11:00 AM
Birthed in England in the 1500s, the Anglican faith spread around the world, including the New World of America, where the Episcopal Church began and continues to inspire millions of lives. Frank Wade gives us a reasoned and thoughtful introduction to the Episcopal tradition.
After the Revolutionary War it would seem that anything English would have been banned from the fledgling United States of America. But the Episcopal Church, through its dedication to Jesus, and its unique perspective of Scripture, Tradition and Reason, survived.
However, God has great plans for the Episcopal Church, including its role in the formation of many movers and shakers that helped make America what it is today.
In this course, respected cleric and teacher Frank Wade introduces us to the unique distinctions, theology, and convictions of the Episcopal Church.