[Traditional Anglican]

I am happy to be here as a AV 1611/TR man. My handle, Traditional Anglican might be a mouthful (or finger-full here) so feel free to type TA if you wish. I am a Traditional Anglican, part of a group of Churches that broke away from the liberal CoE and Episcopal Church. We BELIEVE the Bible is the word of God, it is not a mere piece of literature, i is truly a revelation of God to His children. As such, it is (or should be the rule of faith) not only on Sunday morning but everyday! In any event, I am happy to post along with those who love the Lord, and The Holy Bible. Grace and Peace to all.

[Brother Tim]

Welcome! It will be interesting to learn about fishing from one who stands by traditions (hand-tied flies and such).

[Traditional Anglican]

Originally Posted by Brother Tim

Welcome! It will be interesting to learn about fishing from one who stands by traditions (hand-tied flies and such).

Well, not sure I can teach much about fishing. I CAN teach you about a "proper" 1662 Communion. LOL. There lies my tradition.

[Brother Tim]

OH! I see ... Not Angler! Anglican! Okay, Now I understand.

[Traditional Anglican]

Originally Posted by Brother Tim

OH! I see ... Not Angler! Anglican! Okay, Now I understand.

Chuckle! No worries Brother, people are ALWAYS walking into our Church on Sunday Mornings with fishing tackle. Common mistake.

[Traditional Anglican]

My stupid newbie question (I get free passes for the first week. Right?) Is there a way I can correct a typo? I noticed one in my intro, no biggie, it is just annoying. Blessings.

[Here Am I]

Hello, TA! Glad to 'meetcha'.

I was raised 'casual' Episcopalian, we went on Easter and Christmas, and sometimes in between. I've been in big gaudy 'high' churches and small 'low' missionary types that were not self-supporting.

I could probably quote to you great stretches from the Book of Common Prayer...

Now I am an independent Baptist, but more importantly, an Authorized Version Bible-Believer! God is good.

[Traditional Anglican]

Originally Posted by Here Am I

Hello, TA! Glad to 'meetcha'.

I was raised 'casual' Episcopalian, we went on Easter and Christmas, and sometimes in between. I've been in big gaudy 'high' churches and small 'low' missionary types that were not self-supporting.

I could probably quote to you great stretches from the Book of Common Prayer...

Now I am an independent Baptist, but more importantly, an Authorized Version Bible-Believer! God is good.

Lol! Nice to meet you! I have the best of both worlds, I am Anglican AND a King James man! How cool am I! Blessings!