Book of Common Prayer (Classic Reprint) King sC hapel began to understand . The church had been organized in accordance with the laws and customs of the Colony, appropriate to congregational churches, and there was noB ishop or Diocese present to interfere with its action.King sC hapel, which before the Revolution was held somewhat loose

Title	:	Book of Common Prayer (Classic Reprint)
Author	:	King's Chapel
Rating	:	4.78 (666 Votes)
Asin	:	B008F0B1I2
Format Type	:	Paperback
Number of Pages	:	408 Pages
Publish Date	:	2012-06-12
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King sC hapel, which before the Revolution was held somewhat loosely under the jurisdiction of theB ishop df London, voted by a substantial majority of the proprietors to make certain changes in its Book of Common Prayer, in order to adapt that book the better to its own use. The church had been organized in accordance with the laws and customs of the Colony, appropriate to congregational churches, and there was noB ishop or Diocese present to interfere with its action. What it did was entirely legal, so far as the law of the land was concerned, and there was no ecclesiastical tribunal to forbid the step it was taking. That the church had no purpose to separate itself from other Episcopal churches in this country is made evident by its repeated attempts to secure Episcopal ordination for James Freeman, who had been officiating for several years asL ayR eader. When theB ishops who had come into Connecticut and New York refused to grant this ordination. King sC hapel began to understand

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