<p><a href="https://stfrancisgreatfalls.org/curious-christian/" target="_blank">If you walk into an Episcopal church on a Sunday, you’ll see slow-motion aerobics as parishioners sit, stand or kneel at different parts of the service. Why do we adopt such postures at different parts of the service and how are they an integral part of worship?</a></p>

If you walk into an Episcopal church on a Sunday, you’ll see slow-motion aerobics as parishioners sit, stand or kneel at different parts of the service. Why do we adopt such postures at different parts of the service and how are they an integral part of worship?

<p><a href="https://stfrancisgreatfalls.org/curious-christian/" rel="noopener noreferrer">If you walk into an Episcopal church on a Sunday, you’ll see slow-motion aerobics as parishioners sit, stand or kneel at different parts of the service. Why do we adopt such postures at different parts of the service and how are they an integral part of worship?</a></p>

Ep 3: Sit, Stand, Kneel. Why?

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