The Anglican Church in North America (ACNA) is maturing. Its first ten years of growth have had its ups and downs. As it enters its “teenage years,” it is struggling with the issue most teens struggle with—solidifying its identity. The question of “Who am I?”, posed by a collective group of Anglican believers, can only … Read More
LOGANVILLE, GA – About 30 people attended the American Anglican Council’s Renew Conference at Holy Cross Anglican Cathedral in Loganville, GA, from August 27-28th. Renew is part of the AAC’s Anglican Revitalization Ministries led by Canon Mark Eldredge, and it focuses on the power and presence of the Holy Spirit for gospel witness. The Loganville … Read More
SUMMERVILLE, SC – What will it take to ignite the church to embrace her God-given resources and engage the spiritual battles plaguing the West? The American Anglican Council partnered with St. Paul’s Church in Summerville, SC to explore this question at the Ignite Conference on August 20-21. Sponsored by the AAC’s Anglican Legal Society and … Read More
Next week, the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA) gathers as a Province for its annual meeting to make decisions about our future. Given the times in which we find ourselves, this is no small thing. How should we pray for the 2021 ACNA Provincial Council? Our prayers should be informed by the facts. And as I have … Read More
Photo by Jordan on Unsplash The American Anglican Council is very grateful to Richard Baker, of Mauck & Baker LLC and the Anglican Legal Society, for his permission to re-publish this article on our website. The original article was published on May 11, 2021 and can be found here on the Mauck & Baker website. So God created mankind in His own … Read More
