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88: Why So Many Churches?: How the Episcopal Church Began – Part 13
Picture this: It's 1783, and you just won independence from Britain. But every Sunday, you're still praying for King George in church. Awkward. In this episode, we explore how American Anglicans solved this revolutionary problem by creating an entirely new denomination: the Episcopal Church. Discover why they kept their prayer books but ditched the monarchy, and how they built a church structure that looked remarkably like the U.S. Congress.
Read: https://ready4eternity.com/why-so-many-churches-how-the-episcopal-church-began-part-13/
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By Eddie LawrencePicture this: It's 1783, and you just won independence from Britain. But every Sunday, you're still praying for King George in church. Awkward. In this episode, we explore how American Anglicans solved this revolutionary problem by creating an entirely new denomination: the Episcopal Church. Discover why they kept their prayer books but ditched the monarchy, and how they built a church structure that looked remarkably like the U.S. Congress.
Read: https://ready4eternity.com/why-so-many-churches-how-the-episcopal-church-began-part-13/
The presence of any advertisements in connection with this content is determined solely by the hosting platform. I have no control over whether ads appear or not. I appreciate your understanding.