I understand. let me clarify some of those concerns. Most of this can be found here,
REC beliefsAs examples one could cite viewing presbyters as sacrificing priests,
This Church condemns and rejects the following erroneous and strange doctrines as contrary to God's Word:
Second, that Christian Ministers are "priests" in another sense than that in which all believers are a "royal priesthood:"
Third, that the Lord's Table is an altar on which the oblation of the Body and Blood of Christ is offered anew to the Father:
I did not find anything concerning this at a quick glance, but I have never seen it.
If you mean only letting church members partake of communion of one kind, we don't practice that. We are offered wafer and wine at every service.
use of the Apocrypha on a par with scripture,
Section 6 of the 39 Articles covers this, and I assure you this is NOT the case with the REC.
Yes. When we do use tradition, and we all do, we prefer it from an earlier perspective than 1600.
low view of preaching and commnesurately short and insipid sermons,
Not that I've noticed, but I am sure every parish is different.
processing the elements etc.
You'll need to clarify, please. Thanks.
God bless,
william