High Church

High Church refers to a tradition within Anglicanism that emphasizes liturgical practices, the sacraments, and the authority of the church, aligning more closely with Roman Catholicism in its ceremonies and beliefs. High Church adherents often value formal worship, rich rituals, and a strong sense of church hierarchy. This approach contrasts with Low Church, which tends to favor simpler services and a focus on personal faith. High Church practices may include the use of incense, vestments, and traditional hymns, reflecting a commitment to maintaining connections with historical traditions in Christianity.