“Praise God, from whom all blessings flow”: The life and times of Thomas Ken
Bruce Ryder presents his research about the author of the widely-sung Doxology.
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Five Things You Should Know About the Hymnal 1982
Join Director of Music David Sinden for a look at the official hymnal of the Episcopal Church. This presentation will take place on Zoom on Sunday, March 21 at 1:30 p.m. Central Time. It will also be recorded and made available for...
Book Group - Inwardly Digest - Session 3
What if the Book of Common Prayer is intended for more than just worship within the church building? What if it is really “a map to a deeper relationship with God, a framework for developing a more intentional and rewarding life of...
Book Group - Inwardly Digest - Session 2
What if the Book of Common Prayer is intended for more than just worship within the church building? What if it is really “a map to a deeper relationship with God, a framework for developing a more intentional and rewarding life of...
Video: “Very Meet to Be Used of All Sorts of People”: Exploring the First Anglican Hymn Book
Dr. Samantha Arten, a member of the St. Peter’s Choir, holds a PhD in musicology and is finishing up her book about the first hymnal of the Church of England. Learn how The Whole Booke of Psalmes, first published in 1562, helped to shape...
Virtual Conversation: “Very Meet to Be Used of All Sorts of People”: Exploring the First Anglican Hymn Book
Tune in to learn how The Whole Booke of Psalmes, first published in 1562, helped to shape Anglican Christians as a singing people.
Video: ”In Quires and Places where they sing": Anthems and Hymns
This video is a recording of the virtual conversation on Sunday, January 10, 2021, part of the Living Tradition series. Anthems and hymns have held an increasingly prominent place in Anglican worship. Join St. Peter's Director of Music David...