Clergy

Take a journey through The Book of Common Prayer, the Christian life, and basic beliefs of our faith, guided by two Episcopal priests.

This deluxe edition of The Book of Common Prayer is a wonderful choice for a gift or for personal use.

Buy ten copies of Forward Day by Day, our popular daily devotional.

Buy ten copies of Forward Day by Day, our popular daily devotional.

The Disciple's Way issues a stirring call to individuals and the wider church to practice seven steps of discipleship: turn, follow, learn, pray, serve, worship, and share.

A clear-eyed consideration of the challenges facing congregations as well as a celebration of practices that contribute to spiritual vitality in congregations.

Saint Augustine's Prayer Book is a book of prayer and practice—with disciplines, habits, and patterns for building a Christian spiritual life.

Pray without ceasing with this compact edition of the Daily Office complete with prayers and psalms for one week.

Whether you're a new vestry member or a seasoned veteran the Vestry Resource Guide is essential reading.

An introduction to Episcopal beliefs and practices and is a perfect primer for those preparing for confirmation in the Episcopal Church

The Finance Resource Guide offers a basic, practical, and theologically grounded resource for lay and clergy leaders to navigate the complex but essential tasks of raising, stewarding, and expending financial resources for local mission and ministry.

The ministry of Invite Welcome Connect equips and empowers individuals and congregations to practice evangelism, hospitality, and connectedness.

Faithful Questions is an invitation to engage our curiosity and our wonder as we seek to follow Jesus.

A companion to the Transforming Questionsvcourse, this printed booklet equips participants to listen, follow along, read and reflect on the class throughout the week.

Scholar Derek Olsen explores liturgical spirituality and how the prayer book serves as a repository of Christian wisdom and spiritual practice stretching back to the beginnings of the Christian movement.