For several months now I have been privileged to serve on a team from the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA), led by Archbishop Foley Beach, meeting with leaders of the Anglican Mission in America (AMiA). The purpose of our meetings has been to heal the wounds between the ACNA and the AMiA. So, … Read More
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, friends of the Anglican Realignment, Just when you thought Godly order couldn’t unravel any further, it appears that it has. According to an article published on Anglican Ink, a fraudulent letter was posted on the Anglican Church of Kenya’s website, with Archbishop Wabukala’s digital signature, purporting to reverse … Read More
The announcement yesterday by Archbishop Mouneer Anis (Jerusalem and the Middle East)that he will not be attending the upcoming Anglican Consultative Council meeting (ACC-16) has sent shock waves through the leadership of the Anglican Communion. His decision to not attend was filled with characteristic grace. He said he was not opposed to The Episcopal Church … Read More
I want to commend the statement issued by Archbishop Mouneer Anis, Presiding Bishop of Jerusalem and the Middle East, “Does the Primates meeting have any authority?”. Archbishop Mouneer issues a robust defense of the authority of the Primates’ meeting to oversee the relationships between Anglican provinces with regards to doctrinal, moral and pastoral issues. Based on … Read More
by the Rev. Canon Phil Ashey (Pictured above: the trial of Bishop Walter Righter, 1996) The Anglican Communion’s Primates (the leaders of each province) imposed “relational consequences” on The Episcopal Church just a few weeks ago. One of those consequences was that The Episcopal Church could not vote during the upcoming Anglican Consultative … Read More
