"Above all you must be asking which door is the true one; not which pleases you best by its paint and panelling. In plain language, the question should never be:

'Do I like that kind of service?' but 'Are these doctrines true; Is holiness here? Does my conscience move me towards this?

Is my reluctance to knock at this door due to my pride, or my mere taste, or my personal dislike of this particular door-keeper?"

CS Lewis, Mere Christianity

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• "I have to say I'm impressed with the website for Providence Reformed Episcopal Church in Corpus Christi, Texas. It is well-designed and they make sermons available both in text and audio versions. A good example would be No Man Can Serve Two Masters" . . . "This is quite a good sermon, and I think the people of Providence REC should be commended for making these resources available to all of us."
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• "Glad I read this sermon.... very well done. The good folks at Providence (REC) in Corpus Christi are well served by Frs. Bernier and Leal. I rearely get down to Corpus these days but will certainly visit this Parish when I do." Comments on Prydain
• "You know, the good people at Providence REC in Texas are truly blessed: they have two good preachers on their staff. This sermon by the Rev. John Leal, Who's in Charge?, is based on Romans 13:1-7 and Matthew 8:1-13, and I thought this part lays a very good philosophical framework for the rest of the sermon: Comments on Prydain
• "From the Rev. Benjamin Bernier of Providence REC in Texas, we have the fine Christmas Day sermon, What is Christmas all about? Rev. Bernier brings a message we really need to hear at this time in this culture:" . . . "I cannot think of a more timely message, and commend this sermon to you in its entirety; note an audio version is available if you prefer to listen." Comments on Prydain
• "Greetings in Christ. Many of you all have probably noticed that I frequently comment (including in my sign off-line) on the topic of Sacraments (especially Baptism) in the Anglican Branch our Lord's Church. Well, here I go again. I just wanted to share what I thought was a very good and insightful article on the Historic Anglican doctrine regarding the sacrament of Baptism. God Bless.
  http://www.providencerec.org/articles/19991105-17111.html
  In Christ, Whom we have put on in Baptism (Gal.3:27)
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