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By Jacob A. Davis Posted on January 29, 2021November 29, 2021

My Canterbury Tale, Part One

The story of one life-long Southern Baptist’s journey to the Anglican tradition.

Categories: Anglicanism, Church, Church Traditions, Church Year, Eastern Orthodoxy, Family, Friends, Life, Liturgy, News, Protestantism, Roman Catholicism, Spirituality, Theology, Writers, Artists, and ThinkersTags: Anglican, Book of Common Prayer, C.S. Lewis, Canterbury, christianity, Church history, Church Year, Conversion, Evangelical, J.I. Packer, John Stott, Liturgy, Prayer, seminary, Southern Baptist, Thomas Cranmer

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My name is Jacob, and I’m an Anglican deacon, artist, and writer. I’ve been on a long journey for over twenty years, searching out “the ancient paths… where the good way is” (Jeremiah 6:16). Here you’ll find my many musings on art, imagination, liturgy, and Christian spirituality. Walk with me for a bit of the journey.

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