Everything Will Live Where the River Goes

The Charismatic Episcopal Church is in a season of recovering who we always were. Believing in the active presence of the gifts, and seeing them practiced as normal Christianity, is foundational to our understanding of the Holy Spirit and the Christian life. This year’s Three Streams Ignited conference put that conviction on display for three days.

The theme was THE RIVER, drawn from Ezekiel 47 and John 7. The two Instructional Eucharists — Fr. Kenneth Tanner on Wednesday and Fr. Mark Finley on Thursday — continued to reveal the three-streams nature of our worship. And the call to bring the River to the nations underscored the outward thrust of our mission and vision.

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