Eleven traditions
Devout for your tradition
Generic Christian content satisfies nobody completely. You say where you stand when you sign up, and it changes what you are given — the calendar, the readings, the writers, and how a contested passage is handled. Here is what that means, tradition by tradition.
Catholic
The faith of Rome — the sacraments, the saints, and the living Tradition of the Church.
ReadEastern Orthodox
The Church of the East — the Fathers, the icons, and the unbroken liturgy.
ReadOriental Orthodox
The ancient non-Chalcedonian Churches of the East — Coptic, Ethiopian, Armenian, Syriac.
ReadAnglican / Episcopal
The via media — the Book of Common Prayer, the Daily Office, a reformed catholicity.
ReadLutheran
Grace alone, faith alone — the gospel of the Reformation, confessed and sung.
ReadReformed / Presbyterian
The sovereignty of God — covenant, catechism, and the doctrines of grace.
ReadMethodist / Wesleyan
Grace for all — holiness of heart and life in the Wesleyan way.
ReadBaptist
Scripture, the believers' church, and a faith freely confessed.
ReadPentecostal / Charismatic
The Spirit poured out — abiding in Christ, alive in his power.
ReadNon-denominational Evangelical
Christ at the center — Scripture, the gospel, and a personal walk of faith.
ReadSeeker / Exploring
Still finding your way — a gentle, open place to begin.
ReadNot sure, or between two of them? Choose whichever is closest — it can be changed at any time in your settings, and nothing you have written is affected.