After four years and over a hundred episodes, we bring Appalachian Anglican to a close with one final conversation—both a retrospective and a bridge to what lies ahead. Bishop Darryl Fitzwater, Dcn Adam, Josh, and Aidan reflect on the importance of doctrinal fidelity, the dangers of theological innovation, and the enduring role of Scripture and tradition in shaping the Church's future. The conversation emphasizes that the Church is a steward, not a master, of doctrine and how Anglicans can live faithfully in an age of rapid change and ecclesial fragmentation.

Though this is the final chapter of Appalachian Anglican, the conversation continues through a new endeavor: The American Catholic, launching in Summer 2025. Stay tuned for a fresh voice rooted in the same commitment to theological sanity, liturgical richness, and the building of Catholic communities across North America.

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Bp Darryl, Dcn Adam, Josh, and Aidan address the proverbial problem of being a sinner and how to manage it. The Book of Common Prayer speaks to the issue, as the voice of clarity in a culture saturated with "self-affirming" ideas and language. Tune in as the group explores the liturgy's orienting nature of how to deal with being a sinner.

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Bishop Darryl and Dcn Adam discuss how the liturgy is connected to spiritual warfare.

Bishop Fitzwater and Deacon Ridgeway discuss some potential updates and changes in Appalachian Anglican and Forward in Faith North America podcasts.

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Bishop Darryl and Deacon Adam discuss the Psalms. Enjoy!

This week Bishop Darryl and Dcn Adam discuss "revival" and spiritual renewal.

Bp. Darryl and Dcn. Adam interview Fr. Phil Szabo, a Roman Catholic priest in Charleston, WV. Fr. Phill shares his conversion experience and his experience dealing with vocation.

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Bishop Darryl and Deacon Adam have a discussion about different kinds of Anglican(ism)'s. This is a topic related to listener's questions. .

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Bishop Darryl and Deacon Adam discuss how the liturgy is a living icon. It is the Word of God being made visible.

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Bp. Darryl and Adam interview Mother Miriam of St. Mary's Community, an Anglican Benedictine order in upstate New York.

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