In my last article titled, “5 Renewals Required for Revitalization” I wrote: “One of the most helpful bits of information about church revitalization that I learned at one of the many conferences I have attended over the years is, “that when God wants to revitalize a church he takes them through 5 types of renewal. … Read More
Two weeks ago I wrote about how Biblically faithful Anglicans are flourishing at All Saints Cathedral in Nairobi Kenya. Shortly after this article was published, the Primate of Kenya, Archbishop Jackson Ole Sapit, announced that he would not be attending the Lambeth 2020 conference of Bishops. Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby then requested 1) a … Read More
One of the most helpful bits of information about church revitalization that I learned at one of the many conferences I have attended over the years is this: “When God wants to revitalize a church he takes them through 5 types of renewal. These NEVER happen out of order.” That’s a pretty bold statement, but … Read More
A Bishop and a Diocese with a Kingdom vision Twenty-six kilometers north of the town of Lira in northern Uganda, in the Anglican Diocese of Lango, a quiet displaced person’s camp called Barlonyo lies inconspicuously next to the River Moroto. The tranquil setting belies its horrible distinction as the location of one of the largest … Read More
Are you going, or thinking of going, to the New Wineskins Global Mission Conference 2019 at Ridgecrest, North Carolina in September? If so, great! If not, I want to encourage you to prayerfully consider it. The American Anglican Council will be there giving two Mission Awareness Presentations (MAP) Talks and offering a free pre-conference seminar. … Read More
