Free Resources / Handouts
The following are free resources. At my current parish, we have these in our informational displays, and on the back table in the church where people can pick them up when they get the bulletin for the day.
Spiritual Disciplines Handout
The following are handouts about Spiritual Disciplines. One of them contains a section on Stewardship while the other does not. If you find that your congregation is not yet ready to think of Stewardship as a spiritual discipline, then choose the first one.
5 Spiritual Disciplines to Strengthen Your Walk with God
6 Spiritual Disciplines to Strengthen Your Walk with God (with Stewardship)
Anglican Rosary
A document on how to pray the Anglican Rosary, and a collection of prayers you can use with the Anglican Rosary.
Paracord Anglican Rosary Keychain
This is a small document created for Summer Camp, so that the kids could create small paracord keychains. The chains contain one “cruciform” bead, and seven “week” beads, a simplified Anglican Rosary. And with the carabiner, practical as well.
Paracord Anglican Rosary Keychain Instructions
One Year Bible Reading Plan
A Bible Reading Plan for Episcopalians and other liturgical types that follow the Revised Common Lectionary. The readings are set up so that you read an Old Testament scripture, a Psalm, and a New Testament scripture each day, and complete both the Old and New Testaments in a year, and read through the Psalms twice. Sundays have no readings assigned, as the plan expects that you will be in church that day, listening to the scriptures assigned for the Eucharist.
Locked Resources
The following resources are available but not on this site. If you would like access to these resources, please contact me.
Galatians Bible Study – This is split into 14 sections, and is intended as a 14-week Bible Study. Each section contains an overview of the scripture, a section that relates the passage to our current time, important words and phrases in the original language (Greek), and discussion questions. This study was used at St. Alban’s Episcopal Church in Wickenburg, AZ, and at St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church in Tucson, AZ, and with an ecumenical group in Tucson, AZ.