The Rt. Rev. David C. Anderson, Chairman, is a graduate of the University of Maryland and Virginia Theological Seminary (Episcopal). Bishop Anderson was ordained a priest and deacon in the Episcopal Diocese of Washington. He has served as priest in five Episcopal dioceses, including Los Angeles, where he retired from St. James, Newport Beach, in 2002. Anderson was President  for the American Anglican Council from 2001 – 2012. In December 2007, Anderson was consecrated as a bishop by the Nigerian Anglican Church.

Mr. Richard Baker is a Christian attorney in Chicago, Illinois. He focuses his law practice on helping churches and not for profit organizations navigate the complexities of today’s highly regulated environment. Richard’s practice has grown to include the areas of real estate transactions, zoning law and religious freedom, not-for-profit corporate law, and federal and real estate tax exemption. A graduate of Wheaton College and Loyola Law, Rich and his wife Mary have six children and attend a Chicago area Anglican church.

The Most Rev. Dr. Foley Beach was elected the Archbishop of the Anglican Church in North America on June 22, 2014. He is also the Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of the South. In June of 2018, he was elected to Chair the Primates Council of the Global Anglican Future Conference, a renewal movement within the Anglican Communion.  Archbishop Beach is a graduate of Georgia State University, the University of the South, and Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. He began his ministry by serving teenagers through Young Life. Prior to serving as archbishop and bishop, he planted and led Holy Cross Anglican Church in Loganville, Georgia. He and his wife, Allison, are life-long Georgians and have two adult children.

The Rt. Rev. Dr. Steve Breedlove is the Bishop Ordinary of the Diocese of Christ Our Hope and lives in Chapel Hill, NC. He and Sally married in 1972 and are blessed with five married children and fourteen grandchildren. Bishop Steve was a non-denominational pastor for 29 years before becoming an Anglican in 2001. He and Sally planted All Saints Church in Durham, NC in 2005. In 2012, he was consecrated bishop. Pastoring pastors, teaching God’s word, helping leadership teams unite and grow in strategic mission, developing next-generation leaders, and strengthening local churches in mission, discipleship, and worship are all aspects of Bishop Steve’s ministry where he sees God’s lavish kindness at work. 

Mr. William Bugg (Bill) received his undergraduate from Vanderbilt University and MBA from Georgia State University. He was named a Lay Canon of the Anglican Church of North America and is also an Honorary Lay Canon of the American Anglican Council. He is a member of both Christ Church of Atlanta and also Christ Anglican Church, Cashiers, NC.  He recently served as Chairman of the Standing Committee of the Anglican Diocese of the South and chaired the CMJ USA ministry for eight years. He and his wife Nina, who went to be with the Lord in 2022 after 59 years of marriage, led Bible Study groups for over 40 years and organized and led many trips to the Holy Land. He has two sons and five grandchildren.

The Rev. Chase Campbell is a native of Pittsburgh, PA so enjoys all things black and gold. He and his wife, Jamie,  have been married for 16 years and have three children. Before going into ministry, Chase was a commercial carpenter. He felt God’s call to ordained ministry during his carpenter’s apprenticeship. While working full-time as a carpenter, he completed his undergrad studies online through Hobe Sound Bible College. After college, he attended Trinity School for Ministry for his Master of Divinity and Gordon-Conwell for his Master of Theology. In his free time when not chasing my kids, he enjoys running, shooting skeet, working in his garden, and reading.

The Rev. Dale Chrisman is Rector of Trinity Anglican Church in Lago Vista, Texas – in the Hill Country west of Austin. He led his previous church into the AMiA and then ACNA in 2010. He’s served as an ACNA Delegate, worked in the media room at GAFCON, and served in various leadership capacities in the Diocese of the Western Gulf Coast. He holds a Bachelor of Journalism from The University of Texas and was an Air Force Public Information officer. He’s married to Jacque and has two adult daughters and five grandchildren.

The Most Rev. Robert Duncan, Vice President, was the first primate and archbishop of the Anglican Church in North America(ACNA) from June 2009 to June 2014. In 1997, he was elected bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh. In 2008, a majority of the diocesan convention voted to leave the diocese and the Episcopal Church. Archbishop Duncan served as bishop for the new Anglican diocese until 10 September 2016.

The Rt. Rev. Alex Farmer was consecrated to be the second Bishop of the Gulf Atlantic Diocese in August 2022. Prior to his election, he served as Rector of Servants of Christ Anglican Parish in Gainesville, Florida, and he was one of six founding clergymen in the Gulf Atlantic Diocese in 2009.  Before the birth of the Anglican Church in North America, he served his parish under the Diocese of Southern Nyanza, Kenya. He and his wife, Jody, have three adult children, three grandsons, and have been married for 31 years.

Lt. Col. Ralinda Gregor is the senior warden and a founding vestry member of Grace Anglican Church in Louisville KY. She served six years on the AAC staff as a communications consultant before joining the board in 2013. She graduated from the U.S. Air Force Academy and served 22 years as an aircraft maintenance officer and public affairs officer in the Air Force, Guard and Reserves. Ralinda and her husband Rob have been married 40 years and have two adult children and three grandchildren. 

Mr. Thomas H. Hall, III is Founder, Vice Chair and Director of The University Financing Foundation, Inc. (TUFF). TUFF’s national activities are to assist colleges and universities in acquiring facilities and equipment with third-party tax-exempt bond financing. Joining the Board of the AAC in 2014, Mr. Hall has served on the AAC’s Lay Leadership Advisory Board and participated in structuring and hosting its first Lay Leadership Institute. He is a member of Christ Church Atlanta, and has served on its Vestry and as its Senior Warden.

The Very Rev. Marcus Kaiser is the Dean and Rector of St. Peter’s Anglican Cathedral, Tallahassee, Florida. After serving as a naval officer for the first part of his adult life, he was ordained a priest in the Anglican Diocese of South Carolina and served there as an Assistant Rector and Rector before taking the call to St. Peter’s in 2020. He is on the board of Sharing of Ministries Abroad (SOMA), chair of the Liturgy Task Force of the ACNA, and previously served on the Board of Trustees of Nashotah House. He and his wife Kim have four boys ranging from elementary school to college.

Mrs. Willa Kane is a founding vestry member of Holy Trinity Anglican Church in Raleigh, NC, where she teaches women’s Bible study and helped create New City Fellows and The Center for Public Christianity. She is a trustee emeritus of the Anglican Relief and Development Fund and is active in local and regional non-profit work.  She is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Willa and her husband, John, have four married children and eleven grandchildren.  They divide their time between Raleigh and Sea Island, GA.

The Rt. Rev. Clark Lowenfield is in the eighth year of his consecration as the first Ordinary of the Anglican Diocese of the Western Gulf Coast. He has served Christ’s churches in South Carolina and Texas for over 30 years. He is a graduate of Amherst College (Political Science and Economics) and received his MDiv from The University of the South.  Founder of the Simeon Society USA, Bishop Clark speaks and teaches regularly, nationally and internationally, on The Cost of Non-Discipleship; the Healthy Development of Disciple-making Cultures; and Engaging, Empowering and Equipping Women in Leadership and Ministry. He and his wife, Tricia, live in Magnolia, Texas, and they have three daughters, two sons-in-law, and three granddaughters, all who are truly the joy of his life.

Mr. Adam J. MacLeod is Professor of Law at Faulkner University, Jones School of Law and a Research Fellow of the Center for Religion, Culture, and Democracy. He has been a fellow at Princeton University and George Mason University, contributed to conferences and consultations at research universities around the world, co-edited two books and authored two more, and written more than one hundred articles, essays, and book reviews. He holds degrees from Gordon College and the University of Notre Dame Law School. He clerked for justices of the Massachusetts Appeals Court and the Chief Judges of the United State District Court for the District of Colorado, practiced law in Boston, and has held appointments as a special Deputy Attorney General of Alabama and a legal staff officer in the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary. He lives in Montgomery, Alabama with the joys of his life, his wife and daughters.

The Rt. Rev. Eric Menees is a tenth generation Los Angelino. Bishop Menees graduated from the General Theological Seminary with an M.Div and from Seabury Western Theological Seminary with a D.Min. Following his ordination, Bishop Menees served Spanish language congregations in the Diocese of Los Angeles, was chaplain at The Bishop’s School in La Jolla, California, and later served as rector of Grace Church, San Marcos. In 2011, Bishop Menees was elected the fifth bishop of San Joaquin. He serves as bishop for Caminemos Juntos the ACNA Spanish Language ministry support network, leads the Border Bishops’ Conference seeking to evangelize and plant churches in Mexico, is the ACNA representative to the Anglican Province of South America and the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops. Bishop Menees is married to Florence Guadalupe and has two grown children.

Ms. Mary A. McReynolds has served as an American Anglican Council board member since 2008, member of the AAC Executive Committee since 2014, and chair of the AAC Audit Committee since 2012.  As a member of the bar of the District of Columbia, the U.S. Supreme Court, and all federal circuit courts of appeal, she maintains a trial and appellate practice. She counsels non-profit and for-profit religious, arts, educational and business entities, including Anglican and Episcopal dioceses and parishes. She is founder and present or past board member and CEO of three Washington, D.C., performing arts organizations.

The Rt. Rev. Ryan Reed is the fourth bishop of the Diocese of Fort Worth where he served as Dean of St. Vincent’s Cathedral in Bedford, Texas, for 17 years before his election to the episcopate. He holds a B.A. from Texas A&M University where he was a member of the Corps of Cadets and earned his M.Div. from Trinity School for Ministry. A member of the Society of the Holy Cross, he received an honorary doctorate from Nashotah House Seminary in 2019. 

The Very Rev. Andrew Rowell is the Rector of Christchurch Montgomery and Dean of the Western Deanery of the Gulf Atlantic Diocese. Andrew received his undergraduate degree from Duke University (1995), his law degree from the University of Virginia (1999), and his Masters of Divinity from the Duke University Divinity School (2008). Fr. Andrew is married to Miriam “Mimi” Suber Rowell, who is a Critical Care Registered Nurse. Andrew and Mimi have two sons, Eben and Zeke.

Mrs. Carol Rogers Smith has been an AAC Trustee since 2005 and is a member of Christ Church Anglican, Savannah, GA. Carol and her husband, Clark, had an executive recruiting firm prior to be called into fulltime missions in 2007. As laity they teach and serve through E412 Ministries in many Anglican dioceses around the world. Carol is a graduate of Wesleyan College and has a Masters in Counseling from the University of Lynchburg. She and her husband have a daughter and two grandsons.

The Rev. Canon Jon Stasney began his ordained ministry in the Dallas Inner City as the Director of St. Phillip’s School and Community Center. After serving churches in Athens, Texas and Medina, Washington, Jon took the position of Rector at St. Nicholas Church in Midland, Texas in 1988.  In 2005 the congregation voted to leave the Episcopal Church and form Christ Church Anglican. Following retirement in 2007, Jon started church plants in Lubbock and Odessa Texas. He is one of the Founders of Midland Habitat for Humanity and served as a Board Member and President.

The Rev. James F. Sweeney is a priest of the Anglican Diocese of San Joaquin where he serves as an Assisting Priest at Saint Andrew’s Anglican Church in Rome, GA. Fr. Sweeney is a bi-vocational priest and currently works as Director of Finance and Institutional Advancement for Cherokee Christian Schools in Woodstock, Georgia. He previously spent more than thirty years working in government, politics, and law practice as an attorney, political advisor, political appointee, and public policy expert. Over the course of his career, Fr. Sweeney acquired a national reputation as a constitutional law expert in the areas of religious freedom rights, religious institutions and non-profit organizations law, and political and elections law. He holds a Juris Doctor from the University of California, Hastings College of the Law, and a Master of Theological Studies in Historical Theology from Nashotah House Theological Seminary.

Ms. Rachel Thebeau graduated from Southern Methodist University (SMU) in 2010 with a Bachelor of Arts in Corporate Communications and Public Affairs and then earned her law degree from SMU in 2014. She currently serves the Anglican Church in North America full time as Deputy Communications Director. Rachel was a Next Generation Advisor to the AAC Board before being elected to the Board in 2022. She is on the Steering Committees of the Anglican Legal Society and two other AAC programs in development. Rachel leads in various capacities at her local congregation, Christ Our King Anglican Church in New Braunfels, Texas, and in her diocese, the Diocese of the Western Gulf Coast. Her list of greatest joys includes serving the Lord, traveling the world, snuggling with her Labrador Retriever, and spoiling her 11 nieces and nephews.

Mr. Buck Wiley serves on the international finance committee for the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA).  He formerly served as Senior Warden at Christ Church Atlanta. Mr. Wiley is a Managing Director in Merrill Lynch’s Global Institutional Consulting Group, where he has worked since 2001. Buck and his wife, Ellen, live in Atlanta with their children and bulldog.

The Rev. George Woodliff, Treasurer, is a native of Jackson, Mississippi and holds degrees in Economics, Theology and Law. Prior to ordination, George practiced law in Jackson. George was installed as the 30th Rector of Trinity Episcopal Church in Yazoo City on January 18, 1999. He is married to Jill who holds a medial degree in Pathology.

The Rev. Jacob Worley is the rector of St. Andrew’s Church in the Diocese of Fort Worth, Texas. Jacob graduated with a degree in Zoology and Botany in 1994 and has worked as a field biologist for government agencies and private industries. Having heard the Lord’s call to ministry, Jacob went to Trinity School for Ministry in Ambridge, PA and graduated in 2004 with his M.Div. and was ordained in 2004 and 2005. He has served with four different provinces including the Episcopal Church of Rwanda, the Anglican Church of Canada, the Church of Ireland, and the Anglican Church of North America. He has been married to Kelly for over 30 years, and together they have five children adult children and two grandchildren on the way. His passion is best expressed in the words of Jude vs. 3, “. . . to contend for the faith that was once for all delivered to the saints.”

The Rev. Al Zadig, Jr. is Rector of St. Michael’s Church in Charleston, SC and previously served as Rector of All Saints Church in Chevy Chase, Maryland. Al has a passion for ministry to men, and in fact is the author of Turbo Bible (Old Testament) for Men.  His other passion is evangelism, having taught the Alpha Course for nearly 30 years.  Before seminary, Al was a television sports journalist.  Born in Connecticut, he holds degrees from the University of Massachusetts in Amherst and the Seminary at the University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee.  Al and his wife, Libby, have three children.is