Places Worth Visiting

First Things

• First Things, a journal of religion and public life, should be on your short list of must-read magazines. Always thought-provoking, First Things has interesting blogs as well as feature articles on its web site.

The Scriptorium Daily

• “Engaging key issues in culture, theology, philosophy, art, and politics from a reasonable, rational Christian perspective.” The Scriptorium Daily features essays from the faculty of the Torrey Honors Institute at Biola University.

St. Michael’s by-the-Sea

• Our mission is to be a beacon of God’s truth and love through the richness of traditional Anglican worship, in the equipping of saints to bear witness to Christ wherever they may be, and by sharing in Christ’s work of reconciliation and healing in the world.
• You can watch a video of every Sunday’s sermon or Mass (archived), or even see the Mass live via streaming video, Sundays at 10:45 AM.

William Lane Craig

• Dr. Craig is one of the best apologists around. This page is a gateway to a wealth of resources providing rational arguments for the existence of God and the truth of Christianity.

N.T. Wright

• This unofficial page for the Bishop of Durham provides access to many, many articles and interviews with one of the foremost theologians and scholars of our time.

The C.S. Lewis Foundation

• “The C.S. Lewis Foundation fosters and preserves C.S. Lewis’ legacy by working to make Christian intellectual discourse a part of academic and cultural life.”

The Book of Common Prayer Online and The Daily Office Online

• The Book of Common Prayer is a wonderful resource for prayer, not just for Anglicans but for any Christian who wants to explore the depths of the Church’s tradition of liturgical prayer. The Daily Office is a structure for prayer (morning and evening) that incorporates Scripture readings (Old Testament, New Testament, and Psalms) into a rich prayer structure following a seasonal calendar with prayers appropriate for each part of the Christian year. The Daily Office can be found in the Book of Common Prayer; the Daily Office Online generates the daily readings and prayers for you, automatically.

The Anglican Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham

• This is a literal place to visit, as well as a web site! I participated in a pilgrimage program here, at “England’s Nazareth,” in the summer of 2007 (and wrote about it in this article). It was a moving and spiritually valuable experience.

“We’re on a Mission” – Thadd and Laura Davis.

• Thadd and Laura are part of the Greater Europe Mission, an interdenominational, evangelical mission organization focused on making disciples and preaching the Gospel in Germany and throughout Europe.