Are there any Anglicans/Espiscopalians on board?

Athanasius

After leaving the JWs I started attending Episcopal services and in 1991 was confirmed in the Church. Maximus, who used to post here, also became an Episcopalian after leaving the JWs. Are there any others here who became Anglican or Episcopalian after their Watchtower experience?

FlyingHighNow

I was raised in the Episcopal Church. I wasn't confirmed until three years ago. I am very glad I was raised in such a healthy, spiritual place. I am also very glad to have returned.

BurnTheShips

FHN!! I was trying to remember her name for this thread. I hope that someday Anglicans and Catholics can share communion together as one.

FlyingHighNow

Burn, I hope so, too. Catholics are welcome to share communion in the Anglican churches. And on occasions, Catholic priests can give communion to Episcopalians, though not Church of England. My therapist is a Dominican Nun and tells me to come and take communion at Marywood. She's Catholic. I'd do it at Marywood. The Catholic Information Center in Grand Rapids is very ecumenical with the Episcopal Churches here. And we have many priests who used to Roman Catholic.

FlyingHighNow

OrangFatCat has just been confirmed into the Canadian Anglican Church.

compound complex

Hello Athanasius:

In my case, the exact opposite. Episcopalian first, JW later.

Ironic, too, that a Kingdom Hall in my home town has become a Unitarian Universalist Fellowship. Not the same, of course, but interesting.

Thanks.

CoCo

beksbks

I always thought if I was ever going to join another church, it would be Episcopalian. Unfortunately there's that belief in god thing.........

FlyingHighNow

Hey, Cokola, you should come back to the faith. Take a walk on the wild side. Many Episcopalians are universalists now.

compound complex

Thanks, FHN!

Is the UUF similar to Episcopal? Where I live now they are across the street from each other. So there must be some distinction.

In my situation, the wild side has to be elsewhere!

CoKola Incognito

AllTimeJeff

Unitarians and Episcopalians are about the only churches I would consider associating with, for different reasons...... My wife grew up Episcopalian, and there are some noble advancements this Anglican group has made from other cave man type Christian groups....

Unitarians? They love and accept EVERYBODY! lol

Are there any Anglicans/Espiscopalians on board?

Share this