Pamphlets

In this pamphlet, Scott Gunn offers an introduction to the Episcopal Church and its basic beliefs and practices.

People often ask what they need to do to become a member of the Episcopal Church. This guide answers that question and addresses many more, including Baptism, Confirmation, and membership from other traditions.

The fifty days of Easter offer an opportunity to practice living as a resurrected people--and then to take that practice into the rest of the church year.

This pamphlet explains all of the worship experiences available during Holy Week, from Palm Sunday through Tenebrae and Holy Saturday to Easter Sunday.

Learn when and why we sit, stand, and kneel; when and why we exchange the peace; the meaning of incense and genuflecting; and much more.

Provides consolation, comfort, and prayers helpful for those experiencing the many stages of bereavement.

Explore what it means to be bearers of Christ's Good News and why we are all called to be evangelists, using our particular gifts and talents.

In this useful guide, contemporary churchgoers and newcomers will find the language and customs of the Episcopal Church decoded.

This pamphlet offers readers the opportunity to engage some of life's most difficult moments.

Offers concrete ways we can share the Good News of Jesus Christ to our friends and neighbors.

Author Mike Kinman describes the theology of baptism, exploring the sacramental act through the story of creation and the baptism of Jesus.

Explores the Baptismal Promises and how we can live them out in our daily lives.

Suggestions include prayer services, private Lenten rules such as giving something up or taking something on, confession, fasting, and more.

Author James L. Burns offers an explanation of the Bible, one of the most quoted, misquoted, loved, hated, owned, and least-used-on-a-regular-basis books.

Highlights the holy seasons of Advent, Christmas, Epiphany, Lent, Holy Week, Easter, and Pentecost as well as additional holy days and days of optional observance.

A source of spiritual strength for alcoholics themselves as well as those praying for anyone dealing with the disease.

Explains the three stages of the labyrinth journey—releasing, receiving, and returning—and provides themes for reflection along with prayers for meditation.

A four-step approach to reading and praying scripture with its roots in western medieval monasticism

Explains the symbolism of the Anglican rosary, offering advice on how to use it along with suggested prayers.

Offers insightful introductions to ten ways to pray that have proved useful to many.