The Rt. Rev'd Dr. Charles Camlin
The Anglican Bible Study Podcast
This podcast is a Bible Study ministry of Church of the Holy Communion Cathedral in Dallas, Texas. Each episode, our teacher opens the Holy Scriptures and turns to the early Church fathers to explore the remarkable truths of the Christian faith. Our mission is "Making disciples of Jesus Christ in the Anglican Way." To learn more, visit our website at holycommuniondallas.org. Church of the Holy Communion is the Cathedral church of the Diocese of Mid-America, Reformed Episcopal Church (REC).
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The Rt. Rev'd Dr. Charles Camlin
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May 17, 2026
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Episodes
The Anglican Bible Study Podcast - Ep. 2 03.11.2025 25:17
Bishop Charlie Camlin presents the second lesson in his study called, "The Book of Isaiah in the Christian Tradition." Visit our parish at holycommuniondallas.org !
The Anglican Bible Study Podcast - Ep. 3 03.11.2025 23:24
Bishop Charlie Camlin presents the third lesson in his study called, "The Book of Isaiah in the Christian Tradition." Visit our parish at holycommuniondallas.org !
The Anglican Bible Study Podcast - Ep. 4 03.11.2025 25:14
Bishop Charlie Camlin presents the fourth lesson in our study called "The Book of Isaiah in the Christian Tradition." Visit our parish at holycommuniondallas.org !
The Anglican Bible Study Podcast - Ep. 5 03.11.2025 22:15
Bishop Charlie Camlin presents the fifth lesson in our study called "The Book of Isaiah in the Christian Tradition." Visit our parish at holycommuniondallas.org !
The Anglican Bible Study Podcast - Ep. 6 03.11.2025 24:08
Bishop Charlie Camlin presents the sixth lesson in our study called "The Book of Isaiah in the Christian Tradition." Visit our parish at holycommuniondallas.org !
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