Kentucky Boy Turned Anglican, Ray Sutton: Media Archive

Baptist Kentucky Boy, Ray Sutton (far right) with other Tractarians. 
Bp. Iker, second from left.

A Baptist Kentucky boy, named Ray Sutton, spent four years at an Anabaptistic, Dispensationalist, Revivalist, non-Confessionalist and non-liturgical school in Dallas, TX, that is,  Dallas Seminary, c. 1976ish.  Ray was never reared in Reformed theology, the confessions, or piety.  He was from

"Anglican" Dallas Opinings from Ray Sutton & Keith Ackerman

http://juicyecumenism.com/2012/08/06/anglican-way-conference-exposes-desires-and-trends-for-acna/

Anglican Way Conference Reveals Desires and Trends for ACNA

Aug 2012




Anglican, Anglican Way Institute, Barton Gingerich, Charles Camlin, Dallas, ecumenism, evangelism, Fort Worth, Forward in Faith, history, Keith Ackerman, Lee Nelson, Ray Sutton, Reformed Episcopal, sacrament, theology, unity

There's Another Reformed Anglican...Unbelievable!

Unbelievable, there really is—actually, there really is—another Reformed
Anglican in America!  Reading this joyful
post is like watching children grow up! 
A few are beginning to mature and grow-up, no thanks to their Bishops it
must be added.  No thanks to their
seminaries.  Time for Bob Duncan, an ACNA
cleric and Archbishop, to grow up and get a profound Reformed theological vision without the