The opening evening of Rehydrate began with a shared meal and a shared recognition: renewal can’t be manufactured; it must be received. Gathered at Christ Church, Savannah, GA, on Thursday evening, February 19, clergy and lay leaders from across the ACNA assembled first around dinner tables before moving into the sanctuary for worship and teaching. … Read More
Over the past several years, the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA) undertook significant work revising our Title IV disciplinary canons. This work was driven by a desire to strengthen the Church’s ability to pursue truth faithfully and to care for those entrusted to us with sensitivity and transparency. With the release of Version 3.1, … Read More
As we approach Transfiguration Sunday and the beginning of Lent, Canon Mark offers a reflection on the vision of Christ’s glory that sustains the Church in times of trial. Originally written as a devotional reflection for the Global South Fellowship of Anglicans (GSFA), this piece invites us, as individuals and as a global Church, to … Read More
One of the main principles we hold at the American Anglican Council’s Anglican Revitalization Ministries (ARM) is simple but essential: there is no revitalization without renewal. When a church is in the life-cycle stage of recline (plateau) or decline and decides it wants to grow again, its first instinct is often to jump straight to what we … Read More
The recent meeting of the College of Bishops of the Anglican Church in North America marked a significant moment in the life of the Province. Against the backdrop of a challenging year—one marked by public failures, internal strain, and searching questions about accountability—the bishops emerged with a communiqué that signals both sober self-assessment and renewed resolve. At … Read More
