Many Americans have been digging themselves out of the winter storms. There are several psalms and prayers related to ice and snow which you could use to praise God for his power and grace: anglicancompass.com/psalms-and-p...

Have questions about Baptism? Check out our Rookie Anglican Guide: anglicancompass.com/holy-baptism...

Part of the Ordination service of every priest is the Exhortation, which the bishop gives. It is a powerful call to embrace the responsibilities and understand the weight of this office: to steward, to guard, to work, and to rely. anglicancompass.com/the-prayer-b...

Prepare to worship on Sunday (Epiphany 5A) with our Today in the Spirit from Geoff Little: anglicancompass.com/today-in-the...

Institutions are human creations; institutional failure can and does occur everywhere. When this failure happens in the church, it has a cosmic weight to it. How do we stay in imperfect institutions? How do we minister to those around us who have been hurt? anglicancompass.com/mercy-in-the...

Prepare your heart for worship with Geoff Little's Today in the Spirit for Epiphany 4A: anglicancompass.com/today-in-the...

"Sound doctrine sets us free. The Reformation needed to happen, not just because there was a debate to be won but because souls were in the balance. Bad doctrine leads to bad pastoring." anglicancompass.com/10-liberatin...

Check out our review of Paul, Apostle of Grace: anglicancompass.com/book-review-...

There is incredible power in the arts to communicate the gospel. Such missional use of creativity is rooted deep within the Church's history, though it has faltered. We ought to recover the arts and integrate them more deeply into the life of our churches: anglicancompass.com/recovering-t...

Prepare your heart for Sunday with our Today in the Spirit from Geoff Little: anglicancompass.com/today-in-the...

Prepare your heart for Sunday with our Today in the Spirit: anglicancompass.com/today-in-the...

Though you may be accustomed to seeing your priest in an alb and stole, choir dress has always been an appropriate vestment in the Anglican tradition. I would argue there are reasons it may be the preferred choice! Choir dress is the vestment that is never wrong. anglicancompass.com/choir-dress-...

Prepare your heart for Sunday with our weekly Today in the Spirit from Geoff Little: anglicancompass.com/today-in-the...

Anglican Compass is proud to announce the republication of the spiritual classic: A Garden Enclosed: Practical Studies in Religious Life. This community is the oldest Anglican religious order in the United States. anglicancompass.com/a-garden-enc...

Our latest Daily Office Booklet (January to February 2026) is out! Check out this great resource for your daily prayer life: anglicancompass.com/daily-office...

Check out our review of The White Horse King: The Life of Alfred the Great by Benjamin Merkle: anglicancompass.com/book-review-...

In times of fasting or seasons of special need, Anglicans use an ancient form of responsive prayer called the Great Litany. This litany is extensive and encompassing, running across eight pages in the 2019 Book of Common Prayer (pp. 91-98). anglicancompass.com/the-great-li...

Prepare your heart for Sunday with our Today in the Spirit from Geoff Little: anglicancompass.com/today-in-the...

It's almost #Christmas! Let us help you celebrate with our Liturgical Home from Ashley Tumlin Wallace, including traditional German stollen: anglicancompass.com/the-liturgic...

In the original context of Isaiah, the key powerfully symbolizes decisive authority and the power to carry out definitive decisions. anglicancompass.com/o-clavis-dav...

“O Root of Jesse” seems, perhaps, out of place among the others. Other “O Antiphons” appear to emphasize key attributes of who God is. “Radix Jesse” feels more like a minor detail about Jesus’ human lineage, but it’s important in the grand prophetic scheme: anglicancompass.com/o-radix-jess...

"A tree on fire is enough for a brief pause; however, a tree on fire with unchanging green leaves warrants an investigation. God uses the moment to introduce himself and commission Moses as his representative in the work of salvation." anglicancompass.com/o-adonai-o-l...

Why is Wisdom—or in Latin, Sapientia—the first of the seven “O Antiphons?” Because this is Wisdom from on high: the divine, personified Wisdom, who was present at the creation of the world. anglicancompass.com/o-sapientia-...

Prepare your heart for Sunday with our Today in the Spirit from Geoff Little: anglicancompass.com/today-in-the...

At the beginning of the church year, during the season of Advent, we wear blue in hopeful expectation of the coming of Christ. This blue reminds us of beginnings, both in creation and in the early worship of the people of God. anglicancompass.com/blue-is-for-...

Speed is an essential quality of effective church discipline. Speed is not merely helpful, speed is essential. We find this principle grounded in Biblical teaching, English common law, the American Constitution, and contemporary practice. anglicancompass.com/justice-dela...

The Roman Catholic Church recently released a teaching on Marian dogmas, and this raises a number of questions: What is a Marian dogma? How many are there? Do Anglicans have Marian dogmas? Andrew Bass explores these questions: anglicancompass.com/mother-of-go...

Prepare your heart for Sunday with our Today in the Spirit from Geoff Little: anglicancompass.com/today-in-the...

Looking for #gifts? Check out our suggestions of unique presents that will support Anglican artists! anglicancompass.com/eight-unique...

Each December, we ask for gifts to our TRUE NORTH campaign. This year, every gift up to $12,000 will be matched, for a total of $24,000! Help us point to Jesus through the riches of the Anglican tradition! anglicancompass.com/true-north-2...

Check out our latest book review on The Biggest Story Advent: anglicancompass.com/book-review-...

Get ready for the second Sunday of Advent with our Today in the Spirit from Geoff Little: anglicancompass.com/today-in-the...

Happy Thanksgiving! Celebrate by praying the General Thanksgiving! Not sure what that is? Check out our Rookie Anglican Guide: anglicancompass.com/the-general-...

A Thanksgiving Prayer for the Hard Things. (via "Prayers for the Pilgrimage" @ivpress.bsky.social)

It is almost hard to believe this Sunday is the beginning of #Advent! Get ready with our Today in the Spirit from Geoff Little: anglicancompass.com/today-in-the...

This Sunday is the last one before Advent, Christ the King Day. What does that mean? Check out our Rookie Anglican Guide: anglicancompass.com/christ-the-k...

The Anglican Church remembers one of the early English saints on November 19th: St. Hilda. The founding abbess of Whitby Abbey is still revered for her "dedication to deep and nurturing discipleship and her humble, hospitable welcome to the broader church." anglicancompass.com/st-hilda-of-...

Prepare your heart for Christ the King Sunday with our Today in the Spirit from Geoff Little: anglicancompass.com/today-in-the...

David Mathis’s A Little Theology of Exercise: Enjoying Christ in Body and Soul is a concise book on the benefits of exercise for the Christian life. The subtitle “enjoying Christ in body and soul” is at the heart of the book. anglicancompass.com/book-review-...

The Psalms are a collection of poetry that spans the range of emotion. This includes negative emotions, like shame. Where the feeling of shame tries to compel us to hide, the psalms show that we cannot reveal so much of ourselves to God that he turns away from us. anglicancompass.com/shame-in-the...

Check out our review from David Gullotta of the ESV Expository Commentaries printed by Crossway: anglicancompass.com/book-review-...

Prepare your heart for Sunday with our Today in the Spirit from Geoff Little: anglicancompass.com/today-in-the...

“Ye Holy Angels Bright” is a majestic exhortation to the everlasting praise of God, even in the midst of persecution or trial. anglicancompass.com/hymn-guide-y...

A misconception of Anglicans is we "have a great liturgy, inspiring preaching, and beautiful worship," but no strong theology. This is not true! This article seeks to remember E. A. Litton, whose systematic theology was the standard for nearly a century: anglicancompass.com/e-a-litton-a...

Founded in 1887, the Reformed Episcopal Seminary is seeking to "re-envision itself as a leading seminary choice both in the ACNA and the broader Anglican world." What's more, it is now offering a grant of free tuition to residential students! anglicancompass.com/reformed-epi...

If you've been following us, you've likely seen one of the Liturgical Home articles from Ashley Tumlin Wallace that are a staple at Anglican Compass. Now, Ashley has created a beautiful circular calendar that you can follow throughout the coming year! anglicancompass.com/the-liturgic...

Prepare your heart for Sunday with our Today in the Spirit from Geoff Little: anglicancompass.com/today-in-the...

Halloween assures us of the ultimate comfort in our times of darkness. Taken with the rest of Allhallowtide, it tells us that, though Satan’s forces still rage against us and this world’s ills plague our bodies and minds, Christ preserves his people. anglicancompass.com/halloween-an...

Get ready for All Saints' Day with our Liturgical Home from Ashley Tumlin Wallace! anglicancompass.com/the-liturgic...