Christian worship is a response God's call, in which we open our thoughts and our hearts to the Lord, so that they might be cleansed.

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Through Jesus, God has established the New Covenant. The invitation is to enter into the community of the New Covenant into which we are to be baptized and "receive the gift of the Holy Spirit."

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Through Jesus, God has established the New Covenant. The invitation is to enter into the community of the New Covenant into which we are to be baptized and "receive the gift of the Holy Spirit."

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Through his Word, God created all that is, called the people of Israel, spoke through the prophets, and became flesh in the person of Jesus Christ.

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Through his Word, God created all that is, called the people of Israel, spoke through the prophets, and became flesh in the person of Jesus Christ.

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An enormous political, social, and religious convulsion in the Western church, which ultimately led to the end of Christendom.

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The British isles were part of the Roman Empire and had a context for the expression of Christianity.​​

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Charting the course from a missionary community of faith to a religious institution within a Christian society.

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As the generation of the Apostles drew to a close, the Church had to insure that their witness could continue to be preserved and handed on.

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Witnesses of the resurrection, recipients of the Holy Spirit, and sent forth to announce the Good News of the new covenant.

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