I love this series. Your genuine non-judgemental interest is refreshing and makes the series very watchable.

I’m glad you’re still doing these. It’s cool because you’re like a proxy for other Protestants like myself to learn about other branches of Christianity.

Im a baptist. I pass by these churches and think, hey i wonder what they believe. Thank you keep it up!

As an Episcopalian, I appreciate your inquisitive heart and genuine interest in the "why" and "how" of Episcopal worship. I appreciate this series as bridge building.

This has been one of the most helpful series concerning the different Christian denominations that I have come across. Thank you so much for engaging in a dialogue with other denominations which otherwise would have been shunned by most people. May God empower your ministry more! God bless.

As Catholic, its great to see other Christian Churches. Interesting on the similarities and small differences in each one. Keep doing these!

"Christ is the Word, the Bible is the word about the Word" what a wonderful statement.

This is my childhoood church and it’s ao wonderful to see it featured. For the record, baptisms were historically done at the font by the door at the back of the nave. I was baptized there as an infant in January, 1965.

As a wounded, divorced rejected catholic i really love to hear about the Episcopal church. I'm Roman catholic but I feel a real attraction to the Episcopal church. I miss the Church in my life.

Atheist here, was literally just yesterday walking past the episopalian church (here in scotland) and wondering what exactly their relation to anglicanism was. Cheers for clearing that up, and the stuff about henry and the founding. Love the show

I'm not even religious but I love watching your videos to learn more about Christianity.

As an Episcopalian who is currently attending seminary to be a priest, I loved watching this video. Spot on and I love your videos of exploration. You ask honest and intelligent questions and respond in a respectful and productive way that promotes education and understanding. I appreciate every bit of it. Thank you

The priest is a gentleman! And a very learned man. Good bless

Please visit a traditional Roman Catholic parish. I think there are a lot of misconceptions about Catholicism.

These curious endeavors captured on film are going to help a lot of people.

I have really enjoyed this series! Thanks very much for these. Learning about differing perspectives is great!

28:42 - probably one of the saddest phrases in this fascinating interview. "It's the nature of protestant churches to split."

This was excellent. I am kind of partial, as I am an Episcopalian (by choice), but Rev. Barry did a great job of explaining and Matt does a great job of listening and asking good questions!

I love this series. So happy everytime there's a new episode!! (Hyped for Lutheran and Catholic)

As an Episcopalian, thank you for doing this video.

I appreciate how you approach and visit other denominations with an open mind to what the representatives have to say. In other words, you listen and simply allow viewers to explore them with you. Please, keep sharing! I'm Episcopalian but I have also viewed your other videos.

You should do more of these love it ✝️

I'd love to see this kind of video about your church. Thanks for doing these videos!!!!

At 12:55 ish Matt and Rev. Vaughn are talking about who can take communion, and how Wesley described communion as a "converting ordnance." I am newly baptized this year, but several years ago I went to a high Anglican church and knelt at the front during communion and the priest blessed me. That moment was *powerful* for me. I wouldn't say it was a "conversion moment" but it was definitely a memorable seed-planting moment. It was beautiful. Thank you God

My father-in-law suggested we all try an Episcopal Church and I found this video. Probably one of the best vids I could have found to help me understand the basics, I feel much more informed and encouraged :) Thank you great vid!

I've been watching your series on visiting other Christian denominations and branches, and I'm drawn to this one in particular. I was born, baptized, and raised Presbyterian, then became non-denominational, then in recent years wavered close to agnostic because of how many hateful and hypocritical Christians of various denominations I've encountered as an adult. I think I will look into the Episcopal Church further. I had always heard other Churches label them as too lenient and laidback in their teachings, but that honestly sounds preferable to the Evangelicals I've seen screaming at everyone. Thanks for this series, you really are doing God's work.

Excellent and informative as usual! Really enjoying this series, thanks Matt!

I enjoy a lot of your other videos, but these got me onto your channel and remain the best part of it. Keep up the good work, man!

I’m thinking of joining the Episcopal church in my town. I was researching the church and found your video. Thank you so much!!

This has been so enlightening! I live in the south, and I've been brought up Baptist my whole life, and we seem to build at these opinions about other branches of the faith without actually getting to know them. Thank you for going out and asking all these questions.

Thanks again for doing these Matt! I really do appreciate it

These are absolutely fascinating. Thank you (and your camera person) for the hard work, research, and professionalism. Also, thank you to the religious leaders that have opened up their church to you and openly discuss their heritage and thoughts. Keep up the great work!

Yo, keep doing these please! They make Ecumenism between Christians seem much more approachable, and I love learning about different traditions in the Church. :3

Just came across this great video. Greetings from St. Philip's Episcopal Church, Circleville, Ohio founded in 1817 and going strong!

Such an excellent video!! Absolutely love how you tour around the church to showcase the unique aspects of this denomination 🙏

These videos are truly phenomenal. Keep up the good work, I can't wait to learn even more about different denominations

Very much enjoyed this video. I am in the process of joining the Episcopal Church. I am formerly from the United Church of Christ. Was drawn to Anglicanism by the Eucharist. Thank you for the video!

Rev. Barry Vaughan: Were the apostles baptized? Me: *has to pause the video because my brain broke for a second *

I've enjoyed watching this series, thanks for taking the effort to step out and explore!

Excellent interview! Good questions and good answers. I particularly appreciate Father's honesty, sincerity, and, most of all, his knowledge of Church history.

This is a genuinely wonderful video. That priest explained his church so well, and your interviewing was great. I am a member of the church of England in the UK and I learnt things!

This series rocks man! I got into an awesome discussion w/ an LDS co-worker the other day BECAUSE of this series. It gave me a great example of how to talk to someone on a hot button issue without it getting really weird. Thanks for all the effort man!

Excellent video as usual, Matt. Better be careful or I'm going to start expecting it from you. :) Can't wait for the next one in this series!

Love the series Matt! Great job with these interviews, and thank you to Rev Vaughn for opening up his church to you and us.

As a "cradle" Episcopalian, thank you for doing this, it's an excellent sharing of who we are and why. Thanks.

This guy needs to meet the good ole Roman Catholic Fr Ripperger

Great Stuff Matt! Absolutely love an honest open look into other denominations.

These are always fascinating, great series Matt!

This was a lovely video. I am a part of a Diocese that is couched in the Oxford Movement so every time the good priest said that the Anglican Church is 'protestant', a shiver went down my spine, but, gloriously, the Anglican Communion can maintain High Church, Broad Church, and Low Church ways of worship. Thank you for doing this video! Peace be with you!

When Matt said this was an old church, I was a bit confused because the buildings didn't look like it. Then they mentioned that the church was founded in 1907 and I was even more confused. And then I remembered this is in the US and it all made sense.

These are my favorite types of videos that you do. Thank you for another great video!

These videos are amazing. Thank you for doing this. I love watching all of them.

Really enjoyed this video ! I always wondered what the difference between the two was, coming from a Methodist church. Thanks for doing these videos.

Henry was given the title "Defender of the Faith" by Pope Leo X in 1521 - as stated in the video. However, when he took control of the English Church, that title was stripped from him by Pope Paul III in 1530 when he excommunicated Henry. In 1544, the English Parliament granted Henry a new title of "Defender of the Faith" - this time meaning Defender of the Anglican Faith. This title is the one passed down to the current Monarch of the United Kingdom.

this episode blew me away, thank you so much for visiting this church. this series is incredibly important.

Really really great, humbling, entertaining content. Learning about the diversity in traditions of worship is a real joy. Thanks Matt for your efforts and sacrifices to bring us this content.

I'm not a member of the Episcopal Church, but I did attend an Episcopal parish for 12 years. I don't want to contradict an Episcopal priest about his own church, but it seems to me that the fact that so many Episcopal parishes have courtyards, garth, gardens, etc. indicates something. At the same time, Episcopalians seem to have a high regard for God's role as Creator. So I think the reason so many Episcopal parishes have outdoor areas is to remind us that we are part of God's creation. As it says in the hymn "All People Who on Earth doth Dwell," "Without our help, he did us make." Just my 2 cents.

Jesus was baptized. Isn't he to be our example?

I'm super enjoying this series. I had to wait to make sure I had time to just sit and listen, so I'm watching this like 2 weeks later.

Great video, Matt. I think I enjoy this series the most out of what you’re doing/have done. I’ve explored a few different denominations myself but it’s cool to see you have honest-to-goodness fellowship with these other preachers.

i am a cradle episcopal, meaning that i was born in the church. i find the episcopal church to be a very open, affirming, loving place and whether i am am attending on a regular basis or not it will always be my spiritual home.

Thank you for this series! As a "capital c" Catholic, I've always loved learning about the differences among Protestant churches, especially those that are closer to Roman Catholicism. A lot of Episcopal church seemed very familiar to me, the "box" (tabernacle), the sanctuary lamp that's extinguished on Holy Thursday, the emphasis on Sacraments. I'd love to see a Roman Catholic church visit. :)

Matt, I love these videos!!! Thank you so much for helping everyone understand different types of denominations.

Thank you Rev. Vaughn, and Matt. Really enjoying these and learning about other denominations.

I'm with you in your admiration for this guy's breadth of knowledge and how effective he is in sharing it. There's something gripping about it. As for my thoughts on the church you visited in general, I thought its design was really beautiful; the Latin American architecture, the dark colors of the interior, and the organ, were stunning.

Bro I love this series

Thank you for these videos. I have thoroughly enjoyed them and your open minded approach to learning about other traditions. God bless you and keep that excellent content coming!

I love your channel. It has helped me a great deal. I find these videos so very interesting.

A necessary sequel to the previous Anglican video, this one seems to have a very mix of broadchurch and lower church the vicar here deffinetly seems to fit the mold of a broadchurch man or to use a previous term a mid churchman this is why I adore Anglicanism, great stuff.

Another great conversation!

Loving this series still! Thank you!

Another great and interesting video! I just discovered you and have been watching all the different denominational interviews. It's been very enlightening! May God continue to bless you!

I genuinely enjoy this series. I hope you do the Methodist Church and the AME Zion Church.

Traditional Catholic parish when??

These are awesome - looking forward to where it goes next.

I ❤️ LOVE this series!! Saved as an adult, I really enjoy learning about the church history/variety.

I’ve come to this party late, but am currently binging every one of these church visits. What an amazing series! I left the RC church decades ago. I became a bit of an agnostic but am still seeking a place where I belong. I dislike the political sway of many churches and want to find a church that is truly inclusive.

I really like this series, but what I want to know is are you sticking around to attend their service/mass/celebration & if you are what was your impression.

I am so impressed with you, Matt, and your humble, modest, student-like approach when meeting and talking with people from different church traditions. This episode was particularly interesting to me, as I was raised Calvinist, became Evangelical, and am now more-or-less Episcopalian! Not only did I appreciate the questions and answers, but I learned a lot about the Episcopal Church that I didn't previously know. I hope you continue these wonderful visits and interviews, and I pray that your efforts continue to show all of us that, as followers of Jesus, we can have so many approaches, but we're all running the same race toward the same goal!

I’ve always had questions about different religions, I’ve learned a lot watching these videos. Keep them coming please!

When history professors collide! Great knowledge being poured out thank you.

What a church that is true to her word -- welcoming all those who want to follow Jesus!

Great guy. Id love to hear more from him. Thank you again!

Really enjoy this series! I don't have the opportunity to visit other churches on Sundays so this gives me the opportunity to see what is going on in other traditions.

Wow! Minute 30 to 32 is pure Theology gold!! That is basically the reason I converted to Catholicism. God bless you and thank you for your efforts in reaching out to other Chrisitian Churches. I am a big fan of your videos and I have learned so much!!!! Greetings from Honduras

I love being an Episcopalian...great series...thank you

I was in Las Vegas this weekend for vacation, and I went to visit this church on Sunday. What a beautiful space and an amazing service! The choir was unbelievably talented!

Thanks for another informative film Matt, keep them coming. Barry's knowledge of the English church is out of this world and as an Englishman it has taught me a lot, what a lovely guy too. God bless

Great job with visiting other Branches of Christianity. I love the approach you take with being open and honest with your questions. A few things caught my attention from the visits you did that I watched (Eastern Orthodox, Anglican and Episcopalian) is the connection to the Catholic Church. I would love to see a visit to a Catholic Church and see how they answer your questions. I like it when you asked if what the person was saying was there opinion or the actual teaching if the Church.

I'm loving this series. I was raised as a Methodist, became Pentacostal as a young adult, married a Baptist/ Evangelical and lived that out for 18 yrs, and then we both became Roman Catholic. I'm particularly interested in how much of Roman Catholicism was preserved in these churches that split from the Catholic church early on. It would kind of be fascinating if you started with Catholicism and then followed the trail of all of the churches that came later in history just to see what "sticks"....better yet, Go to a synagogue! That would be super interesting.

These are really awesome Matt, you're doing a brilliant job and I love it. It takes me longer to get to the longer videos but they are so worth it. Thanks for having these conversations for me, it's not something I can do easily with my current commitments and lifestyle but when I start a conversation with someone from a different denomination or about the different denominations I really appreciate having a bit of knowledge to draw on.

great episode. the ending observations were worth it, even if I hadn't enjoyed the whole video. great stuff Matt.

Do more of these. Theological differences arent explained between the sects of christianity anymore

As a pastor with a few degrees under my own belt, I have to say that I haven’t had so much fun watching and learning, in some cases re-learning, about our brothers and sisters in the Lord. No, I do not agree with everything each of the pastors has said. In a couple of cases I wanted to jump through the screen and throt.............errr..........I mean, offer a.......thought provoking differing opinion than theirs lol!!! For far too long we have attempted to backbite each other. I know as I grew up Roman Catholic, was going to go to seminary after high school and took another route. Basically, I ran from God. Ashamed to admit it but I did for a decade or so. We need dialogue and no, talking alone will not mend the wounds overnight that took centuries to place. I did one master thesis on Luther’s reformation. All Luther desired was a dialogue to end the long train of abuses such as the selling of indulgences. For that he was nearly burned at the stake! We need more of this! Much much more! Thank you Matt for doing this series! It is incredible!

Excellent interview! Thank you.

Great work as always!

I really enjoyed this one too man!! You're pretty awesome, and as a Catholic Christian, I really have appreciated this series. Quick note, in reference to one of the last things you said about being around some people who almost seem mad that everyone doesn't believe/think how they do... I LOVED the video you did at the Orthodox church, but kinda got the feeling several times the priest was trying to elevate his faith higher than all others, particularly over the Catholic Church. And I have found that to be a common situation... and it saddens me :/ I have really enjoyed this though! Keep it up!!

This clergyman is fascinating and he seems really kind.

Thanks for another great video. It's great see the way you approach things with respect and openess. So many people see there only views as the only view or that if they were to learn about anyone else's view they'd have to give up on their own. You show that respecting the prespective of others doesn't mean you have to give up on your own.

Really liking these discussions with members of various traditions. Thank you for doing them.