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The Church of England is the established church of England, with a parish church in almost every community. Its worship ranges from traditional Book of Common Prayer services to informal contemporary gatherings, and its roots reach back through the Reformation to the earliest English Christians.
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What to Expect at a Anglican (Church of England) Service
Services often follow a set pattern with readings from the Bible, prayers, a sermon and Holy Communion. Some churches are formal with robes and organ music; others are relaxed with a band. You will never be singled out, and you can simply watch and listen.
Common Questions
Do I have to be confirmed to attend a Church of England service?
No. Anyone is welcome to attend any service. Confirmation is only relevant if you later want to take a fuller part in the life of the church, and most churches run courses to help you explore that.
What is the difference between Anglican and Church of England?
They are the same thing in England. Anglican is the name used worldwide for churches that share the Church of England's heritage, such as the Scottish Episcopal Church and the Church in Wales.
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