Donald P. Richmond
Rev. Dr. Donald P. Richmond, a widely published author and illustrator, is a “somewhat retiring” Anglican Presbyter of a Reforming persuasion.
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A Call to Recover Reformed Anglicanism
Now that I am “somewhat retiring,” my wife and I have been seeking a community with which to align and share a life. Having presided, preached, taught and catechized in numerous local churches, I knew that there would be very few options available to us. Nevertheless, narrowing down our search to five “local” Anglican or Episcopal offerings, we were shocked.
Bible, Translation, and Evangelism
This year marks the 400th anniversary of the publication of the King James Bible, otherwise known as the “Authorized Version.” Whether it was truly “authorized” or not, there is little doubt about its impact upon the English language, literature, and theology. Recently published books such as Begat: The King James Bible and the English Language […]
A Roundtable Discussion on Inerrancy
Michael Horton recently had an engaging e-mail conversation on inerrancy with Michael Spencer, the “Internet Monk,” and Donald Richmond, a presbyter and examining chaplain with the Reformed Episcopal Church. Here is what they had to say about this controversial topic. Horton: “The Bible, in its original autographs, is without error in all that it affirms.” […]
Is Evangelical Anglicanism Dead?
During my initial ordination interview for postulants, I was foolish enough to tell the absolute truth about my beliefs. Without hesitation, I proclaimed my evangelical leanings and my primary assessor was not at all pleased. “A dying movement!” he snarled. With these words-or so I thought-my hopes for “Holy Orders” were destroyed along with ordination […]
