The putative claim to "over-all respect" obtains until you object to their Misters and one understands this as a "marketing tool" for an ever-shrunken school. They'll pull the "charity card" if you object, presuming themselves to be charitable, while, in fact, being quite uncharitable.
Try "invoking Mary" or saints during Chapel exercises at any one of the Reformation-based schools in the nation!
Try "Babbeling" in a Neo-Montanist state during any of the classes or Chapel services in Confessional Lutheran or Presbyterian schools.
This is the new-three-streams: Tractarianism, Bablyonics, and syncretizing-indifferentism now advocated by "this thing" they call the Anglican Church in North America.
Go ahead, leaders of the (Un-) Reformed Episcopal Seminary. By the way, how's the alumni association these days?
Here's a word from a FB post.
"Yet another testimony for Reformed Episcopal Seminary -- given by one of our second year students. Robert Garrett on the Reformed Episcopal Seminary group page:
"Coming from a Charismatic background, I continue to be blessed and strengthened by the balance and care that is shown by the RES, REC and the ACNA towards convergent (three-streams) worship expressions and the over-all respect given to other branches of Christ's church. Amidst the challenges and changes within Anglicanism in the Americas and globally over the past decades, as a new-comer, I can see a bright future for those of us who have come to love Anglicanism, but come from a blended worship background. Taking a quote from Bishop Duncan... Jesus said, "I am come that they might have life more abundantly.""
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