Actions, decisions, and especially conflicts have consequences. Some are subtle. Some are dramatic. One of the most longstanding points of tension in human history is the conflict between Sarah and Hagar over their sons: Ismael and Isaac. Ismael was the son of Abraham (with Hagar). Isaac was the “child of Promise,” born to Sarah … Read More
Almighty God, giver of every good gift: we thank you for miraculously raising up a new Anglican Movement and giving us a courageous Archbishop, Robert Duncan, to lead our Anglican Church in North America these past five years. Look graciously now on your Church, and send your Holy Spirit to guide the hearts and minds … Read More
Dear friends in Christ, With thanksgiving for their vital ministry and support for our Anglican Church in North America (ACNA), I write to invite you to give generously to the American Anglican Council. Why? Because their clergy leadership training and church revitalization workshops have transformed our clergy’s parish and small church Ministries. How? By providing … Read More
I recently spent time with a young graduate of one of the military academies. He is about to be commissioned and will soon head off for flight training to become an Army helicopter pilot. I have known his parents since before they were married, and I have known him since he was born. We talked … Read More
