Anglican prayer beads

The Anglican Rosary ( Anglican Prayer Beads ) is a relatively new form of prayer, which contains elements of the Catholic and Orthodox Rosary. Lynn Bauman developed in the 1980s, the form of the Anglican Rosary, which consists of a cross and 33 beads. The prayer begins on the cross, then to the first large bead (The Invitatory ) crossed over and then proceeded to the four rows, each consisting of a large pearl (The Cruciforms ) and seven small beads (The Weeks ).

For the Anglican Rosary, there is no fixed form. Each prayer may the prayers that he speaks at the individual beads together yourself. Such a procedure is known prayer sequence that includes the Trisagion and the Jesus Prayer: