Sentence examples for anglican services from inspiring English sources

Anglican services vary hugely.

Thus, on June 6 , 1576 she was designated a recusant (i.e., one who fails to attend Anglican services).

With time on my hands, I went to Anglican services on Sunday morning in nearby Fort Portal.

However, in the new century his faith was shaken by events within the Catholic Church, and after a brief period of attending Anglican services he finally ceased his lifelong quest and declared himself agnostic.

His special forces were the Jesuits, sworn to obey him in everything; his hidden legions in England were the thousands of "Church papists" who dutifully attended Anglican services but remained Catholic in their hearts.

In addition, responding to calls for the senior judiciary not to attend Anglican services in Westminster Abbey at the opening of the legal year because it might compromise their independence, Lord Neuberger suggested that ministers of other religions could also participate in the annual ceremony.

High Church opposition continued, notably to his support of the Burials Act (1880), which legalized non-Anglican burial services in Anglican churchyards, and to his dislike for the sternness of the Athanasian Creed's clauses regarding salvation.

The reporter wrote: In the cathedral's soaring Gothic nave, the cast of the rock musical "Godspell" danced and sang through the traditional Anglican Holy Communion service.

Along with traditional Anglican hymns, the service included a singing of Pete Seeger's Vietnam-era antiwar ballad, "Where Have All the Flowers Gone?," sung by a young woman from the cathedral choir.

He was one of those angel-voiced boy-children conscripted by the Anglican church for service to a cathedral choir in exchange for a serious reduction in school fees.

As a result of the upheaval in the church caused by the Reformation, new forms derived from established models appeared in Protestant worship: the German Lutheran chorale (hymn tune, arranged from plainsong or a secular melody), the chorale motet, English anthems (Anglican form of motet) and services, and the psalm tunes in Calvinist areas.