“How do I hear thee? Let me count the ways…” There are several ways in Scripture and throughout the history of the Church that God’s faithful people have listened to Him and received His guidance. However, these ways are necessarily limited. First and foremost, listening to God must always be bounded by obedience to His … Read More
The recent meeting of the Anglican Consultative Council (ACC-19) once again brought into focus a question Anglicans have wrestled with for years: What truly holds the Anglican Communion together? News coverage of the meeting understandably focused on discussions surrounding the Nairobi-Cairo Proposals and the differing perspectives expressed by delegates from across the Communion, but beneath … Read More
The Provincial Assembly of the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA) ratified three significant canonical reforms (“canons” are, in this context, the laws of the church) last week. The American Anglican Council (AAC) was honored to have worked on these canonical amendments, for they help establish the kind of godly, transparent governance we will need … Read More
You may have heard the famous quote attributed to Mark Twain upon hearing reports of his death: “The report of my death has been grossly exaggerated.” That quote, whether it’s accurate or not, was fresh on my mind as we concluded the ACNA Provincial Council meeting last week in Tulsa, Oklahoma. There was much online … Read More
The final day of Provincial Council 2026 turned delegates’ attention toward the future of the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA), highlighting leadership, mission, partnership, and the work still ahead. Through teaching, testimony, and ministry reports, the morning repeatedly returned to a common theme: the Church’s calling of sacrificial service for the sake of Christ … Read More
