u/Impossible-Jacket790

I am an Episcopalian who came from the Roman Catholic Church. One difference in the communion prayer of the Episcopal Church that I have noticed is an omission of the line “I am not worthy to receive you, but only say the word and I shall be healed. “
I’ve always found this a very powerful line of prayer to prepare myself for the reception of communion. So I looked into the history of why it is not included in the Episcopal communion prayer and found that it was dropped by Episcopalians, Anglicans, and Anglo-Catholics, but was later added back by Anglicans and Anglo-Catholics. Does anyone know the arguments or reasons given by the Episcopalians for not likewise restoring this powerful line of prayer for communicants? I can’t seem to find anything on that point in the research I’ve done.

I will be returning to the classroom after a sabbatical and I am preparing myself. I am hearing (in this subreddit and elsewhere) of a rising number of behavioral problems in the classroom. My question is what kind of problems? You don’t need to go into great detail, but could you just mention the types of behavioral problems you have had.

I will be returning to the classroom after a sabbatical and I am preparing myself. I am hearing (in this subreddit and elsewhere) of a rising number of behavioral problems in the classroom. My question is what kind of problems? You don’t need to go into great detail, but could you just mention the types of behavioral problems you have had.

As food prices continue to climb, I am wondering about the feasibility of food coops in Wichita. I have lived in Wichita for over 30 years and I am not aware of any such establishments here. However, they have long been a popular way in other communities (often, college towns) for consumers to get bulk food items for low prices (and even lower if you’re willing to volunteer some time to the coop). Has this been tried here? Could it be successful today?

I converted from RC ~6 years ago and I still like what I have found in TEC. However, I’d like to survey this subreddit hive-mind about one thing in particular. I live in a medium-sized city with a half dozen Episcopal churches and none offer a daily communion service. So, is daily communion just a Catholic thing or are things different in Episcopal churches in other localities?