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
Photo by Josh Calabrese on Unsplash Big news deserves to be celebrated, and last week the American Anglican Council (AAC) received some of the best news in our history. For nearly three decades, the AAC has stood in the trenches of Anglican life—championing biblical authority, equipping leaders, revitalizing churches, and strengthening governance across the Communion. … Read More
From June 11-June 20, Julie and I had the honor of attending the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA) New Bishops Orientation, the ACNA College of Bishops, and the annual ACNA Provincial Council in Ligonier and Ambridge, PA. I’m writing today with some personal reflections as a newly consecrated (March 29) bishop already in the thick of … Read More
The final day of the ACNA Provincial Council was a culmination of prayerful discernment for mission, hard work, and productive conversations, and vibrant worship. Delegates from across the province gathered with thanksgiving and anticipation for the road ahead, knowing that they were part of something Spirit-led and purposeful in its vision. As the sun rose … Read More
Canon Mark had a very full day today, from helping to run a Provincial Council workshop on leadership to being elected onto the ACNA Executive Committee. The American Anglican Council was well-represented, both through Canon Mark’s work at Council and Bishop Phil Ashey’s continuing work in and with the College of Bishops, along with Canon … Read More
