This morning, I went to the local Episcopal church (St. Alban’s) with one of my classmates and it was a lovely service — almost enough to make me want to regress except that I really don’t like the politics in the ECUSA. The hymns were all familiar and the liturgy was the same one I said for 5 years when I attended in high school and college. The sermon was OK (there are some really good Episcopal preachers I know but I don’t find many) and the choir was heavenly. It was also nice to have the wafers again instead of the nasty crumbly bread that we get during Eucharist at school.<\/p>\n
Survey<\/b>
\nSo far, my survey has yielded the following results:
\nA (traditional): 1
\nB (contemporary): 1
\nC (mixture of the two): 8
\nThanks to those of you who returned your answers already. It is really helping me with my paper!<\/p>\n
My answer to the questions would be C. I love both traditional and contemporary when they are done well. I intensely dislike a lot of the contemporary services I attend because they are either lifeless or they’re merely entertainment.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
This morning, I went to the local Episcopal church (St. Alban’s) with one of my classmates and it was a lovely service — almost enough to make me want to regress except that I really don’t like the politics in … Continue reading