Daily prayer and scripture reading is a vital part of any Christian's life. Here are some online resources that you might find helpful for your daily practice.
Lectionary Readings
The Lectionary Page - offers a liturgical calendar for the entire year, complete with readings, collects and more. A great place for lectors to use as they prepare to read on Sunday mornings.
Liturgical Calendar - provides the readings and prayers for the Lectionary Calendar
Prayer & Devotions:
St. Andrew's Instagram - a daily prayer, along with beautiful photography by parishioners, is posted each morning.
Online BCP - offers an online version of the Book of Common Prayer, as well as the Daily Office, Lectionary and other resources
A New Zealand Prayer Book - an online version of the very popular prayer book used by the Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand, and Polynesia.
Pray As You Go - Pray as you go is a daily prayer session, designed to go with you wherever you go, to help you pray whenever you find time, but particularly whilst traveling to and from work, study, etc.
Mission of St. Clare - offers daily Morning and Evening Prayer services
Writing as a Spiritual Practice, as taught by Kathy Staudt, Adjunct Professor of Theology at Virginia Theological Seminary.
Forward Day by Day - offers daily inspirational meditation and a wide variety of prayer resources
Daily Word - daily inspiration from the Society of St. John the Evangelist
d365 - an online daily devotional
Speaking to the Soul - an online devotional from Episcopal Cafe
Other Resources:
Our Stained Glass windows & Stations of the Cross
St. Andrew's stained glass windows tell a continuous story of the life of Christ, beginning with the Annunciation and ending with Pentecost. See and learn more about our windows here. The Stations of the Cross depicts the final hours, or Passion, of Jesus. See our beautiful Stations of the Cross here.
Episcopal Church website
Deepen your practice of Silence - Br. James Koester, SSJE, offers a guide.
Society of St. John the Evangelist - This Episcopal monastic community offers a variety of devotional and prayer resources, including daily emails.
