Episcopal Website Links
 

The following links are interesting links related to our faith. If you have a favorite and it is not listed, send it to the Church Office email: Church Office.

                          

• General Theological Seminary: The original Episcopal seminary, founded in 1817 and Fr. Holland's alma mater.
• The Living Church: a weekly independent news magazine for Episcopalians.
• Anglicans on Line: A large source of information regarding Anglican believe.
• Daily Office: Reading the Daily Office online.
• Seabury - Western Theological Seminary.
• The Taize Community (US): Ecumenical, international community founded in 1940, in Taizé, France, by Brother Roger; its beginnings and development.
• The Taize Community (France): Ecumenical, international community founded in 1940, in Taizé, France, by Brother Roger; its beginnings and development.
• Domestic & Foreign Missionary Society of ECUSA: The official web site of the Episcopal Church of the United States. If it pertains to Episcopalians, it's all here.
• The Unofficial Episcopal Church Home Page: Br. Thomas Bushnell created this extensive site with "the primary purpose of serving as a repository for information relevant to the Episcopal Church in the USA, and, secondary, information for other provinces in the Anglican community." There's even more info here!
• Virtual Christianity Bibles: How does the King James version differ from the New American Standard? Find out here. Bibles on line, ready for you to reference.
• Episcopalians Online: inform and encourage those who support worldwide evangelism and discipleship in the name of Jesus Christ, particularly in the Anglican Communion.
• Guide to Early Church documents: Institute for Christian Leadership, many of the Church's early documents.
• Orthodox Icon Archive: St. John the Baptist Icon Archive.
• The Episcopal Diocese of Dallas: Our Diocese home page.
• The Third Order of the Society of Saint Francis: people though following the ordinary professions of life are called to dedication through lifelong discipline and vow.
• Alpha Course - USA: (US) Alpha Course site, a fifteen session program that runs over the period of ten weeks. Answering many question regarding faith.