Episcopal, Anglican and other Religious Links

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All Saints' Episcopal Church provides this web page to explore the varied and diverse world of the Episcopal Church and the Worldwide Anglican Community plus other helpful religious sites. Some of these will help your daily spiritual life others will provide useful education to enhance your Christian life. The content of the websites are the responsibility of the website providers and does not necessarily reflect the viewpoint of All Saints' Episcopal Church San Francisco. Click on each logo below: If you would like to have other sites listed let the webmaster know.

Google and its name has become a part of the language. Its current search engine automatically gives websites that Google determines is the best for terms used in your particular search. As with all search engines, be as precise as possible. However, you may find that too many words lead you nowhere. If you put quotes around the words that means you want exactly those words in that order. It is not the whole Internet but is very useful for most searches. Google has a new service of offering a personal page much like Yahoo.

AllTheweb is literally the Whole Internet. It was the principal search engine used in putting together the many links included on this website. However, it is the Whole Internet and can give more sites than you can possibly handle. For example, if you type the word "God", you might get ten million hits. Therefore be very specific and always put quotes around a phrase to help this search engine.

One of the oldest search engines is Yahoo has become more than a search engine. It is a community much like MSN and AOL. It contains only an estimated 35% of the Internet. However, it contains much more including many on-line communities and chats. It is the principal chat site where you can sign up and personalize your needs. For sophisticated Christian research it is not the recommended search engine.

Sisters of the Mission of St. Clare provide an on-line version of The Daily Office in English and Spanish.

It is contained within the Morning prayer. They also provide a church calendar with accompanying scripture readings.

Lectionary Readers! Struggling with all those Hebrew and Greek names in Scripture. The two links included here, Bible Basics and Betterdaysarecoming.com are not complete but they are the most extensive pronunciations guide found on the web. Bible Basics actually speaks the words to you, so have your PC audio turned on. Betterdaysarecoming.com gives you a pronouncing guide with a few audio words that can also be found in the American Heritage Dictionary.

As Anglo-Catholic Episcopalians, click on the Affirming Catholicism logo to learn more about this modern worldwide Anglican movement. At this organization's website you can reach both the English and American arms of this Anglican organization. Click on Anglo-Catholic Vision to read our permanent article by Professor John Orens on the history of the Anglo-Catholic movement.

Updated Weekly, ANGLICANS ONLINE provides news and information both official and unofficial news of the Church both in America and around the world.

Updated periodically, The Archbishop Justus Society sponsors an unofficial website The Anglican Domain. It contains a huge amount of material for all Christians and the society's outreach is ecumenical. However, most of material is geared toward Anglicans and its material is routinely updated but is strictly the responsibility of the Society.

San Francisco Jail Ministry is a self-funded volunteer organization comprised of members from several Episcopal churches and other religious denominations, as well as individuals whose identification is with spiritually based social service. The ministry serves inmates in the San Francisco County Jail system and their families. Along with the Haight Asbury Community Services, it is an active ministry for All Saints' Church.

The Bridge links you to the San Francisco Deanery, the regional governing organization for all the San Francisco Episcopal Churches.

The Arms of the Archbishop of Canterbury leads to you his newly updated site.

This shield is the very "unofficial" Anglican Web Pages of Dr. Louie Crew, Professor at Rutgers's University and one the "alternative voices" in The Episcopal Church.

The Grace On-Line Logo leads you to one largest parish websites in America, the seat of the Bishop of California, and our sister church, Grace Cathedral, San Francisco.

This will lead you to the Anglican Communion's Mother Church, Canterbury Cathedral, the seat of the Archbishop of Canterbury. You can access more than 1300 years of English church archives through email or by return mail.

This leads you to CHURCH PUBLISHING the book store of the Church Publishing Company, the largest of the four "official" publishing arms of the Episcopal Church's Publishing ministries. You can buy directly from this site everything from Prayer Books to Bibles and much more.

Anglo-Catholic Central offers unofficial articles and links on the current state of the Anglo-Catholic movement world-wide. It also offers a link to lists of Anglo-Catholic parishes throughout the world when you travel.

Do you want to learn more about all the saints? Our Catholic brothers and sisters have spent many years of volunteer-hours updating and putting the massive Catholic Encyclopedia on-line. First published at the turn of the last century, the Catholic Encyclopedia is no longer published in printed form. In addition, clicking on the NEW ADVENT logo will give a source that includes extensive other historical Christian information. The Encyclopedia gives you detailed information on the Saints' lives plus myths and legends associated with each of them. The link above takes you to the page for St. Francis of Assisi.

Project Canterbury offers a rich historic archive of Anglo-Catholic writings to enhance your spiritual journey from the Anglican men and women who founded this movement in the 19th century, including the works of our Oxford Fathers, to contemporary writings. Many are complete texts others will lead you to published books. By going to their Bookshop, you can find recommended reading and a link directly to Amazon.com.