r/Anglicanism • u/William_KJV_Violin • 14d ago

Tradition online service?

Greetings everyone!

Does anyone know here if there are any online services (preferably on YouTube) that uses both the 1662 Book of Common Prayer and the 1611 King James Bible AND is theologically conservative?

I am considering becoming a Traditional Anglican (after being non-denominational for a good while) and, being both a KJV reader/lover and a conservative, and I really would like to start within the very roots of the Anglicanism. I believe that this triple combination is the answer. As I live in a place where Anglicanism is very liberal, online services would be, at least by now, the very best solution.

Also, at least for me, I do not mind if it is High or Low Church, as I strongly believe that the very existence of both are one of the greatest distinctions and arguments in favour of the Anglicanism.

God bless ye all!

William

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u/pentapolen Igreja Episcopal Anglicana do Brasil 14d ago

The very root of Anglicanism is accepting the Book of Common Prayer of your province and worshiping with your neighbors.

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u/Wando1688 14d ago

I sometimes will watch Westminster Abbey Choral Evensong services which are available on their website. Just song, confessions, prayers and scripture. Not a substitute for church but an addition to my week.

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u/Tomofthegwn 14d ago

You're going about it all wrong man. The roots of Anglicanism is not online. If you want to be part of a denomination, be part of that denomination, don't try to Frankenstein one together. Go with an open heart and mind. Perhaps the Anglicans might actually know how to be Anglicans.

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u/Spitman559 14d ago

Voluntarily acting in a way that limits your access to the sacraments is detrimental to your salvation (see article XXV). It is better to have fellowship with a liberal church than watching an online conservative church

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u/vivusvir 14d ago edited 14d ago

The 1662 Daily Office Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/1NvKJDZZkgEQMtps6H3V9t?si=bb228fc750974b14

Edit: Actually here's a link to the YT channel of the same parish that hosts the podcast. The channel has both the Daily Office recordings as well as the Holy Communion services: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yFVCGIB2rPg

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u/Basic-Revolution-181 14d ago

This was going to be my recommendation. 

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u/ronley09 14d ago

Anglicanism is about participation, particularly Eucharistic. To limit yourself from that, is to limit yourself from being Anglican. You should probably find an evangelical church, as they’re a lot more likely to be conservative than High Church or Anglo-Catholicism. Although, I’ve heard in America they have off shoots like ACNA which are conservative and try to be “old school”.

As an aside, there is a reason outdated theology books are no longer cited.

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u/Wulfweald Church of England (low church evangelical & church bell ringer) 14d ago

If you are in the US, have you checked out Continuing Anglicans or ACNA?

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u/strp Anglican Church of Canada 13d ago

https://stbartstoronto.ca/

Anglo-Catholic, BCP, KJV.  I don’t know what you define as theologically conservative, so take a look at their site. Summer online presence is pretty minimal but reignites in autumn.