Father Stephen introduces the Anglican Church's signature book, the Book of Common Prayer, and goes over what it is, what it's for, what's in it, and how to use it.

Music: Adoro te Devote by Richard Proulx and the Cathedral singers from Sublime Chant.

What is scripture? How do we read it? Why do Anglicans say creeds and what are they for? Alex and Father Stephen talk about these things and more.

Music: from "Sublime Chant" by The Cathedral Singers conducted by Richard Proulx.

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This week Father Stephen and Alex discuss the Church and how it's more than just a gathering place for Christians.

Music: Alleluia Pascha Nostrum from "More Sublime Chant" by The Cathedral Singers conducted by Richard Proulx. Purchase "More Sublime Chant" here. Special thanks to GIA Music.

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Father Stephen explains what a sacrament is and how it affirms salvation in Jesus Christ.

Music: from "Sublime Chant" by The Cathedral Singers conducted by Richard Proulx.

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In the first episode of Word and Table, Alex and Father Stephen talk about why there's so much stuff going on in liturgical church services and how to worship together instead of side by side.

Music: Alma Redemptoris Mater from "More Sublime Chant" by The Cathedral Singers conducted by Richard Proulx.

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Word and Table is a weekly podcast about liturgy, sacrament, and the great tradition of Christian worship and why it is vital in our world today.

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