Broad Church

The term Broad Church refers to a type of churchmanship. It combines elements of both High Church and Low Church  in order to form a 'media vita' or 'middle-of-the-road' style of worship. The High Church emphasis is usually seen in the buildings, furnishings, musical tradition, and liturgical tradition (for example, a procession before and after the service). The Low Church influence usually includes an emphasis on sermons, the altar facing the people (or in many cases, communion being said from the side of the altar allowing the elements to be seen, appealing to both sides), and the clergy wearing less elaborate robes.

Examples of Broad Churches in the Kingdom

 * St. Dominic's Church, Alain
 * St. Helen's Church, Alain
 * Holy Trinity Church, Alain
 * St. Andrew's Church, Borumber
 * St. Sampson's Church, Alain