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St. Michael the Archangel Anglican Church, Matthews, NC 28105
St. Michael the Archangel Anglican Church, Matthews, NC

Blog site for Bishop Chad Jones. A blog dedicated to traditional Anglican teaching and thought. A wealth of information.

Class 5 Important Endnotes (Applicable End Notes – Please read as it contains vital information!!) [i] The Christian faith, as explained by Lancelot Andrewes, is “one cannon given of God, two testaments, three symbols (Apostles’, Athanasian, and Nicene creeds), the four first councils of Nicaea I: 325; Constantinople I: 381; Ephesus: 431; Chalcedon: 451, and…

PALM SUNDAY Enjoy and Share. MY GOD MY GOD: Let us ask ourselves this morning, as we come out of this current crisis, what will be born from our suffering?

February 21st, 2019 by The Most Reverend Chandler Holder Jones, SSC The Affirmation of Saint Louis (1977) is the foundational document of the Continuing Church. The Affirmation distinguishes the Continuing Churches from earlier Anglican bodies, such as the Episcopal Church prior to 1976, which were vaguer and deliberately more ‘comprehensive’ in their doctrine and moral teaching than are…

A Letter from the Rector To the wonderful Christian Family we call St. Michael’s, It is with a sad heart that I write this letter confirming the passing into eternal life of our brother in Christ, who we knew as Fr. Rich. When we look around our beautiful church facility we see the handiwork of…

Oct 23, 2022 – highly recommended for all Traditionalist within the church A fifty-minute discussion of what the church needs to regain its pureness. Click Here

The Lords Prayer: Pope Francis has acted to change the words of the Lord’s Prayer from that which most of us learned when we were very young. This seems an unnecessary act that is controversial even within the Roman Church and once again confusion has been created where there has not been confusion, and…