In the Midst of Life
Photo by Aron Visuals on Unsplash The 1662 Prayer Book’s Burial of the Dead service says, “In the midst of life, we are in death.”
03/21/2023
Anglican leaders should be equipped to do the work they were called to do, but a lack of resources and a confusing context can be overwhelming and leave leaders feeling isolated and alone.
Worse, competing voices and methodologies leave leaders feeling powerless to effect change, frustrated by church decline, and intimidated by unbiblical arguments.
We have created resources, events, and networks for everyone: deacons, priests, bishops, and lay leaders in North America and everywhere Anglicans serve. How can we help?
We have experienced the confusion of trying to build a biblically faithful Anglican ministry in today’s overwhelming context. Yet through our years as ordained ministers, we’ve gained confidence and clarity as we’ve learned best practices through partnerships with missional Anglicans here in North America and around the world. Effective resources and empowering networks have made the difference.
We’re ready to guide you to the thriving, fruitful ministry you signed up for in the first place. We provide:
Relevant resources that equip you to meet your current need.
Photo by Aron Visuals on Unsplash The 1662 Prayer Book’s Burial of the Dead service says, “In the midst of life, we are in death.”
Photo by Braden Collum on Unsplash DNF. Three letters every leader must remember. DNF is a term primarily used in racing which stands for “did
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Read the Daniel Declaration and see how you can get your church or diocese involved in preserving biblically-faithful Anglicanism for generations to come.
Join Canon Mark Eldredge as he walks alongside you on your journey to church health, revitalization, and Holy Spirit renewal.
Stay tuned to the latest news and discussions with Canon Phil and Canon Mark as they break down the latest updates in the Anglican Communion.
Get the latest news and updates from American Anglican Council to keep up-to-date on the COVID-19 pandemic, the North American church, and the Global Anglican Communion.
