Several weeks ago I had a wonderful conversation with the friend of my college age daughter. She and my daughter room together, and the Asheys were enjoying a visit to their new apartment near campus. My daughter’s friend and roommate is Jewish, but decidedly agnostic after biblical and Rabbinical studies in a seminary. My daughter … Read More
I was deeply blessed by a recent phone call from a Christian leader who has never failed to bear fruit (Jeremiah 17:8) for Christ and his Kingdom. His name is Jim. He joined the staff at St James Newport Beach in the early 1970s as an assistant Youth Pastor, when I was still in … Read More
I remember years ago when I was sworn in as a Deputy District Attorney (prosecutor) in California, and one of my first appearances was before a senior judge in Juvenile Court. I was fresh out of law school, eager and earnest to make my case against the juvenile whom I can’t even remember now. What … Read More
The American Anglican Council (AAC) is committed to developing faithful leaders – laity, clergy and bishops – in every part of the church. Our Clergy and Lay Leadership Institutes have impacted hundreds of leaders in the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA) and we continue to develop and refine these ministries. In mid-April, we … Read More
The 16th meeting of the Anglican Consultative Council ended this week in Lusaka, Zambia. I could tell you my interpretation of what the council did, which is quite different from Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby’s interpretation. However, I think it would serve you best if I focused on just the facts and let you draw … Read More
