Resources

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Would you like to know more about the Christian Faith, the Bible or the Episcopal Church and its companion members of the Anglican Communion? Here are some links you might find helpful.

The Episcopal Church and its Anglican Companions Follow these links to learn more about the Episcopal Church in Central Pennsylvania and throughout the USA, and about the Anglican Communion throughout the world.

The Episcopal Church This is the official site for the Episcopal Church. It has links to all of the church's departments, news releases and much other information.

Diocese of Central Pennsylvania St. Luke's is a member of the Diocese of Central Pennsylvania, one of five dioceses in Pennsylvania. In addition to information specifically related to the diocese, its resources section has links to many other sites of general interest to Episcopalians.

Anglican Communion This is the official website for the Anglican Communion. The Episcopal Church is the U. S. member of this group of independent, regional churches with close ties to the Archbishop of Canterbury.

Our Way of Worship There is a saying: "If you want to know what we believe, come and pray with us!" Here are some worship resources to help you.

Lectionary Resources This website offers the lectionary resources for the Episcopal Church, including feast days and the Daily Office readings.  The site also has links to the Book of Common Prayer.   

The Daily Office An on-line source for the Daily Office, including the scheduled readings.

The Angelican Fellowship of Prayer This is the on-line location of The Anglican Fellowship of Prayer, a group that seeks to unite Anglicans worldwide in common prayer.

The Bible Look here for information about the Bible, suggestions on how to approach it and access to the daily lectionary.

//bible.oremus.org/ Various bible resources, allowing you to choose the translation that you prefer.  This easy-to-use site offers the New Revised Standard Version (NRSV), which St. Luke’s uses for worship.

The Christian Faith

What's Christianity all about? How did it become the multi-dimensional faith it is today? Take a look here!

Explore Faith  A good place to go with questions about the faith from an Episcopal perspective.