The BCP and Me

Mar 12 2024 36 ep. 9

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Episcopalians exploring The Book of Common Prayer and how it teaches us to live our lives abundantly. Fathers Tyler Richards and Joshua Nelson share personal stories, information, and anecdotes to help bring the BCP into the lives of all Christians and those who seek God.

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Video: Mawwiage

Mar 12 2024 76 mins

The video episode of Mawwiage discusses the rite of marriage's theological and relational dynamics and seriousness.

Mawwiage

Mar 11 2024 77 mins

In this Episode, Fathers Tyler and Joshua talk about that pastoral and relational dynamics in marriage, including the seriousness of the rite itself.

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Video Episode

Feb 21 2024 66 mins

We're Back!

Feb 21 2024 66 mins

In this return Episode, the good fathers get you caught up on the last year, set the course for this season of The BCP and Me: Pastoral Offices, and explore the rite of Confirmation.

Trailer: The BCP and Me is back!

What's on Offer?

Feb 03 2023 49 mins

Our newest offering for your listening pleasure is an episode that explores The Offertory Sentences and what they tell us about the whole idea of The Eucharist: what we are doing, what we are asked to do, and how all these things coalesce in worship.

Easy as A,B,C, and D

Jan 26 2023 74 mins

After an unplanned and prolonged hiatus, the good fathers are back with an episode recorded in August of 2022. In this episode Fr. Tyler and Fr. Joshua explore the structures of The Eucharistic Prayers A, B, and D, with a mention of prayer C. Stay tuned for more new material soon!

The Holy Eucharist: Salutations and Peace

Aug 02 2022 53 mins

In this Episode Fathers Tyler and Joshua begin their exploration and exposition of The Holy Eucharist, the principle act of Worship in The Episcopal Church. The Episode begins with the Salutation and continues to The Peace.

A Penitential Order: Rite Two

Jul 07 2022 46 mins

Fr. Tyler, having stumbled upon some subtleties in the rubrics, joins Fr. Joshua in a discussion of the value of this service as a stand-alone service, and about the ongoing revelation of the mercy and grace of God towards us.