I could not travel to the G26 gathering of the GAFCON faithful in Abuja, Nigeria, this year. My wife and I were home welcoming our third child, our first daughter, into God’s world. I surely wanted to be in two places at once, though! As the Director of Anglican Governance Ministries, the discussions at G26 … Read More
Over the past several years, the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA) undertook significant work revising our Title IV disciplinary canons. This work was driven by a desire to strengthen the Church’s ability to pursue truth faithfully and to care for those entrusted to us with sensitivity and transparency. With the release of Version 3.1, … Read More
In recent months, many across the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA) have felt the strain of a difficult season. Questions around our disciplinary processes have surfaced with new urgency, and it has become clear that our structures must serve the Church with greater clarity, care, and integrity. Yet even amid these challenges there are … Read More
Like so many of you, we at the American Anglican Council have been in prayer as the trial of Bishop Stuart Ruch has unfolded in a swirl of confusion and disruption. From the beginning, this process has been long, complex, and often bewildering. No one, however, could have anticipated the level of chaos that broke … Read More
by the Very Rev. Cn. Andrew Rowell In some ways, it’s like a whole new province. While that may seem like a stretch to write, the election of our third archbishop, The Rt. (soon to be Most) Rev. Steve Wood, coupled with the ratification of substantive amendments to our canons (the ecclesiastical laws by which … Read More
