English Church

The English Church typically refers to the Church of England, a Christian denomination that operates as the established church in England. It originated during the Reformation in the 16th century when it separated from the Roman Catholic Church. The Church of England combines aspects of Catholic tradition and Reformation principles, led by bishops and a generally available clergy. It plays a significant role in national life, including religious services, moral guidance, and community support. It recognizes the Eucharist, celebrates various sacraments, and emphasizes scripture, tradition, and reason as sources of faith.