Anglican priest, assistant dean and professor at Cranmer Theological House, husband, father, grandfather. South Carolinian serving in the great state of Texas
Dallas, TX
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Very excited to share that I have accepted a call to serve as Associate Dean for Cranmer Theological House starting next summer. Looking forward to strengthening theological education in the REC and ACNA through this work!
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Printed copies of all three volumes (six issues) of @CranmerJournal are now available from our online store — or in person at the Silver Chalice bookstore in Dallas holycommuniondallas.org/gift… cranmerjournal.org/index.php…
He Descended into Hell boydellandbrewer.com/book/he…
My book on Christ’s Descent into Hell is on sale this week for 40% off. There are quite a few other interesting books available in this same sale from James Clarke & Co and Lutterworth Press.
Charles Camlin retweeted
New issue of the @CranmerJournal, free to read:
Greg Peters on episcopacy in the Anglican tradition
Maico Michielin on Eric Mascall and the Incarnation
Lancelot Andrewes' 1612 Whitsunday sermon on the Holy Ghost
Plus four book reviews.
cranmerjournal.org/index.php…
Charles Camlin retweeted
Special day for Cranmer Theological House: voted into associate membership of the Association of Theological Schools (ATS). Great things to come!
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You’re invited to the Anglican Way Institute Conference, May 27–29, 2026, at Church of the Holy Communion Cathedral in Dallas.
This year’s theme, The Book of Common Prayer: In the English and American Tradition
Register now: holycommuniondallas.org/awi
Check out the latest episode of our church’s podcast: open.spotify.com/episode/49h…
Charles Camlin retweeted
Registration is now open for the Anglican Way Institute Conference. The topic is The Book of Common Prayer. Visit holycommuniondallas.org/awi for information.
Charles Camlin retweeted
The latest issue of @CranmerJournal is now available for (free) reading and downloading. Vol 3 No 2 of North America's on traditional #Anglican journal has articles on catechesis, the liturgical year and Christian symbolism, as well as three book reviews. cranmerjournal.org/
Charles Camlin retweeted
A new REC parish has been established in Rijeka, which is located in the Istrian region of Croatia on the Adriatic coast. This marks the formal beginning of a new Christian presence in Rijeka, serving the local faithful and contributing to the city’s rich religious landscape.
Here is the most recent episode of our new podcast at Church of the Holy Communion Cathedral. open.spotify.com/episode/5AC…
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“...this is a nuanced and admirably contextualized study.”
Dr Richard Snoddy, Associate Research Fellow at London School of Theology
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Coming soon: this book offers new perspectives on a misunderstood or overlooked part of the Creed, shedding light on early modern English theology.
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Coming soon: Fresh Insights – Offers new perspectives on a misunderstood or overlooked part of the Creed, shedding light on early modern English theology.
Pre-Order now: bit.ly/4qQY9OM
We have just started a podcast at Church of the Holy Communion Cathedral which features our adult Sunday school class. open.spotify.com/show/7y6cXL…
Reformed-Catholic Anglicanism is now available on kindle. a.co/d/aqxGVR7
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“One day I found a copy of something called The Book of Common Prayer, which I had barely heard of at all.” — @CapelLofft on finding God in a bookshop thecritic.co.uk/on-first-goi…
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The latest issue of @CranmerJournal has been published. Check out our new Anglican Legacy feature, which highlights forgotten #Anglican voices from the past. cranmerjournal.org #OpenAccess