High Church tradition

High Church tradition refers to a style of worship within Anglicanism and related denominations that emphasizes a formal, ceremonial approach rooted in historic liturgy. It values reverence, structured rituals, use of incense, vestments, and a strong sense of sacrality, often mirroring Catholic practices. High Church proponents prioritize the beauty of worship as a means of experiencing God's presence deeply. This tradition aims to uphold historic church doctrines and liturgical practices, blending reverence with doctrinal richness, and often seeks to evoke a sense of continuity with the early Christian and Catholic traditions.