Deep Anglicanism Study
Tuesdays, September 15–December 15
7:00–8:00 PM AZ Time on Zoom
Join St. Andrew’s Reformed Episcopal Church and Christ Anglican Church for a facilitated book study of Deep Anglicanism: A Brief Guide by Gerald R. McDermott. Participants read assigned chapters before each meeting, then gather on Zoom for prayer, reflection, and guided discussion. Together, we will explore the riches of Anglican faith, worship, spirituality, and sacramental life.
- A 13-session facilitated book study
- Read assigned chapters before each meeting
- Guided discussion, reflection, and prayer
What Is Deep Anglicanism?
A 13-Session Core Track
Deep Anglicanism Explored is a group study guide and companion to Gerald R. McDermott’s Deep Anglicanism: A Brief Guide. Across thirteen sessions, participants examine the historic faith, worship, and spiritual life that shape the Anglican way.
The study explores Anglican liturgy and the Daily Office, the Book of Common Prayer, Anglican spirituality, the sacraments and Holy Eucharist, the marks of the Church, apostolic ministry, and Anglicanism as a re-formed catholic home.
Designed for parish formation and small-group conversation, the Core Track welcomes thoughtful participation from Anglicans, newcomers, and Christians from other traditions.
How the Study Works
Read, Reflect, and Discuss
Before each Tuesday meeting, participants read the assigned chapter and consider the reflection questions in the companion guide.
- Meet for 60 minutes on Zoom
- Discuss the chapter through facilitator-led questions
- Reflect on Anglican belief and practice
- Close with prayer, including collects from the 1928 Book of Common Prayer
Fr. Mark Shields and Deacon Jonah Saller facilitate the conversation. The meetings are not lectures; they are designed for honest, theologically grounded discussion.
Join Us on Zoom
Every Tuesday
September 15–December 15
7:00–8:00 PM Arizona time
Use the button below at meeting time to join the facilitated Deep Anglicanism discussion.