St. Edward's Episcopal Blog

The Book of Common Prayer contains a series of Advent prayers (called collects) which are prayed each week through the season leading up to Christmas (starting on page 211). The prayers are a great sources of inspiration and theological foundation through this holy...

Summer is always a great time to stack up that reading list with some great books. And we always like to get our youth group engaged more with the Bible. So, we're running a few youth Summer Bible reading challenges this year to keep our youth in the Word regularly....

There's much more to the Holy Scriptures than a bunch of stories and rules for life. There's a great deal of guidance on how to live a good life. That's where the Wisdom books come in. But it's not all just straightforward tips for living your best life. You really...

The Christian faith, as in life, has lots of questions. And many of those questions are difficult to answer, leaving many of us simply responding, "IDK" (I Don't Know). The questions we're specifically dealing with in this study are: How can I know that God exists?...

There's no question that the medieval church was less than perfect. The people didn't have bibles in their own language, and attended mass spoken entirely in Latin. So they relied heavily on the explanations they got from greedy and power-hungry clergy and what they...

Soul in the City, the summer youth mission/service trip for the Diocese of Central Florida, continues to transform local communities as well as the lives of the 50-plus youth and youth leaders who show up for a weeklong community service experience. The youth groups...

One of our biggest goals with our youth is that we'd develop a deep and authentic faith in them. It's not good enough for them to just come to church, and learn some do's and don'ts of Christian morality. They need to learn how to fall madly in love with the Word, and...

If we're honest, we all have things that we hold on to that keep us from living life to the fullest. That's one of the reasons why we give things up during the season of Lent, because we recognize the needs to let go of some things so that we can grow closer to God....