Its styles vary from simple to elaborate, from Evangelical to Catholic, as well as from Charismatic to Traditional. The Book of Common Prayer, in its various revisions throughout the Communion, gives expression to the comprehensiveness found within the Church whose principles reflect, since the time of Elizabeth I, a via media in relation to other Christian traditions. Baptism, with water in the name of the Trinity, unites one with Christ and the Church. Other rites include Confirmation, Holy Orders, Reconciliation, Marriage, and Anointing of the Sick. The Church in the Province of the West Indies plus the Extra Provincial Dioceses of Bermuda, Cuba, Hong Kong and Macao, Puerto Rico, and Venezuela.
New provinces are also currently in formation.
Churches in Communion include the Mar Thoma Syrian Church, the Philippine Independent Church, and some Lutheran and Old Catholic Churches in Europe. It is now in the Royal Museum there. It is a bronze cruciform broach with triangular panels of silver, incised with a triquetra and inlaid with niello. A replica of it is mounted on the wall just inside the South West porch entrance of the Cathedral. Similar replicas mounted on fragments of stone from Canterbury Cathedral are placed in Anglican Cathedrals in all parts of the world, linking them with the Mother Church of Canterbury.